News Serbia: Terra Balcanica Adds Prospective Gold Exploration License To Its Serbian Portfolio
Vancouver, British Columbia, Oct. 14, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Terra Balcanica Resources Corp. (“Terra” or the “Company”) (CSE:TERA) is pleased to announce the granting of the Ceovishte exploration licence by the Serbian Ministry of Energy and Mines. The new licence held by the Company’s 100% owned subsidiary Tera Balkanika doo covers 80.36 km2 of highly prospective land for gold and copper exploration in the historic Raska mining district of southern Serbia. Highlights A pending application for
News Serbia: Serbian Finance Minister’s TikTok Crypto Promotion Raises Eyebrows
Serbian finance minister’s shout out to the Solana crypto wallet on TikTok has been branded “unusual” and “inappropriate”. In mid-January, Serbia’s finance minister took to TikTok to talk up the ...
News Serbia: Serbia: Reforms Pay Off
When Serbia hits the news headlines, it is usually for the wrong reasons. Look a little closer however, and another—quite surprising—story emerges. “Since Covid-19, Serbia has been one of emerging ...
News Serbia: New decision by the National Bank of Serbia: Will Interest rates change?
At its meeting yesterday, the Executive Board of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) decided to keep the key policy rate at 5.75%, while also leaving the deposit facility rate at 4.5% and the lending facility rate at 7.0%. In making this decision, the Executive Board primarily took into account both actual and expected inflation
News Serbia: Serbia Questions Whether Church Should be Exempt from Taxes
InSerbia reports and adds details to a poll carried out by Serbian daily Blic on whether the Serbian Orthodox Church, whose clergymen have recently been in the media often due to reports of visible ...
News Serbia: Trump's envoy urges Kosovo to drop taxes on Serbian goods
U.S. President Donald Trump's special envoy for Kosovo and Serbia on Tuesday urged the new Kosovo government to follow up on an agreement to abolish punitive tariffs on Serbian goods that have blocked negotiations between the two Balkan rivals. A European Union-mediated dialogue between Serbia and Kosovo over normalizing ties stalled after the previous Kosovo government imposed the 100% taxes on Serbian goods in protest of Serbia's blockade of Kosovo in the International Red Cross and other international organizations.
News Serbia: Serbian Freelancers Protest Retroactive Taxes
Hundreds of freelancers and online workers marched through central Belgrade on January 16 to protest a recent law that requires them to pay income taxes for the last five years. (RFE/RL's Balkan Service)
News Serbia: Serbia's banks post record profits as AIK hunts across the Balkans
By Ben Aris in Berlin Serbia's banks are making more money than ever, and one home-grown lender is using the profits to buy up rivals across the Balkans, even as street protests shake the government presiding over the boom. Commercial banks in the Balkan country booked net profit of RSD166.5bn (€1.4bn) in 2025, a record, and lifted their return on ...
News Serbia: Serbian banks' lending growth slows down to 16.6% y/y in June
Serbian banks' lending growth slowed down to an annual 16.6% in June, from 16.9% in March, the central bank, NBS, said on Friday.
News Serbia: Serbian banks to further tighten corporate lending in Q3 - c-bank
Serbian banks expect to tighten their terms for all types of loans to the corporate sector in the third quarter of 2026, including short-term and long-term dinar and FX/FX-indexed credits, the central bank, NBS, said on Friday.
News Serbia: Citing Special ‘Interest’, Serbia Makes Citizens of Sanctioned Russians
The number of Russians granted Serbian citizenship under discretionary government powers has shot up since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. At least five of them are under Western sanctions.
News Serbia: Serbia loses no interest to BRICS — PM
Duro Macut said that at the same time Serbia "continues its path towards membership in the European Union" MOSCOW, June 27. /TASS/. Serbia remains interested in rapprochement with BRICS, development ...
News Serbia: Thousands of minority Serbs protest Kosovo’s decision to abolish the Serbian dinar
MITROVICA, Kosovo — Thousands of minority Serbs in Kosovo on Monday protested a ban on the use of the Serbian currenc y in areas where they live, an issue that is proviking the latest crisis in relations between Serbia and Kosovo. Tensions escalated after the government of Kosovo, a former Serbian province, banned banks and other financial […]
News Serbia: Kosovo Shuts Branches Of Serbian Banks Over Currency Dispute
Authorities in Kosovo shut down five branches of the Postal Saving Bank of Serbia and one of the National Bank of Serbia that were operating in four northern Kosovar municipalities. Authorities said ...
News Serbia: Kosovo’s block on the Serbian currency raises alarm in the EU and US
PRISTINA, Kosovo — The European Union and the United States expressed their deep concern Sunday after Kosovo banned the use of the Serbian currency and police raided the premises of organizations working with the Serb minority in the north of the country. In the past week, Kosovo police searched the premises of Serbia-administered institutions and of an […]
News Serbia: Discover Financial (DFS) Ties Up to Expand Serbia Presence
Discover Financial (DFS) forms a relationship with The National Bank of Serbia to solidify its foothold in the country and drive the global acceptance of the Discover Global Network cardholders there.
News Serbia: Serbian financial sector's short-term inflation expectations ease in July
Serbia's financial sector expected year-ahead inflation at 3.5% in July, as compared to 3.6% it anticipated in June, the central bank, NBS, said on Friday.
News Serbia: Export of Belarusian foodstuffs to Serbia up by 63.3% in January-November 2024
Over the past four years, Belarus-Serbia trade in food and agricultural raw materials has tripled. The export of Belarusian food products to Serbia rose by 63.3% in January-November 2024, the Ministry of Agriculture and Food of Belarus told BelTA.
