Default carbon costs now exceed conventional cross-border price spreads across much of the Western Balkans, placing new value on renewable PPAs, hourly traceability, accredited...
A less visible but immediate trade issue has emerged from the EU’s move to electronic vehicle conformity certificates. From 5 July 2026, manufacturers in the...
Serbia’s mining industry now sits at the intersection of critical raw materials, EU industrial security and carbon-regulated procurement. The country is no longer being viewed only as a...
Serbia remains one of the Western Balkans’ largest economic success stories on paper. Industrial production continues to expand, foreign direct investment remains among the...
The National Bank of Serbia has opened public consultations on a new Draft Law on Credit Institutions, marking one of the most significant overhauls...
The National Bank of Serbia has opened a public consultation on Serbia’s new Draft Law on Financial Conglomerates, marking another step in the country’s...
Serbia’s business environment entered a decisive new phase in the first quarter of 2026, marked not by a single headline reform but by a coordinated...
Serbia’s entry into the Single Euro Payments Area marks a decisive operational shift in how money moves between the domestic economy and the European...
When the European Union switched on the full charging phase of its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) in January 2026, the impact rippled far...
Taken together, Serbia’s capabilities in materials, manufacturing, logistics, energy, and services form a multi-layer near-source platform that is increasingly aligned with the needs of European industry....
Serbia’s emergence as a near-source supplier to the European Union is increasingly constrained—not by labour costs or logistics—but by a more fundamental variable: energy....
Europe’s climate transition is often discussed as a technological transformation driven by renewable energy, electrification and green innovation. Yet for countries positioned at the...
By 2025, the limits of Serbia’s growth model without EU accession became increasingly visible. The economy delivered stability, avoided crisis, and maintained moderate growth,...
