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Serbia‑Croatia fiscal reforms 2026
3 clusters · 14 sources · last updated
Latest: Serbia expands drug reimbursement list, cuts co-payments for 769 medicines and moves ahead with tax reforms
In late July 2026 both Serbia and Croatia introduced extensive legislative changes. Serbia’s government announced amendments to its Value‑Added Tax (VAT) Law that will take effect in 2027, clarifying exemptions for trans
Serbia growth, wages, Expo 2027 progress, inflation
33 clusters · 69 sources · last updated
Latest: Expo 2027 in Belgrade launches EXPO MYTH CHECK portal amid transparency concerns
By mid‑2026 Serbia’s average net salary topped €1,000, reaching €1,036 in March and €1,032 by mid‑year, narrowing the regional gap. Hospitality prices rose in June, with food and drink up 7‑11 % YoY while accommodation f
Serbian university tuition, admissions & budget places – Lat
14 clusters · 26 sources · last updated
Latest: Serbian Government cuts budget places for master and doctoral programs at Niš Faculty of Philosophy
In late May 2026 Serbian authorities announced a roughly 5 % tuition increase for self‑financing students at several public faculties, with the University of Belgrade later specifying hikes of 1 000–10 000 dinars for the
Balkans journalist threats and repression
26 clusters · 33 sources · last updated
Latest: Serbian journalists Vidojković and Kulačin face fresh death threats
Press‑freedom violations in the Balkans accelerated through July 2026. ANEM recorded 71 threat or attack cases against Serbian journalists in the first half of the year, a 45 % rise on 2025, while police withheld details
Polish fire services international assistance
2 clusters · 14 sources · last updated
Latest: Poland sends over 100 firefighters to aid Spanish wildfires
In late July 2026 Poland’s volunteer fire services pursued several overseas engagements that illustrate expanding cross‑border cooperation. On 25 July the Witnica volunteer brigade received a complete set of hydraulic r
Serbia protests, aid, elections and pension reforms
94 clusters · 367 sources · last updated
Latest: Aleksandar Vučić seeks U.S. support ahead of Serbia's upcoming elections
The student‑led protests that began after the July 2026 Novi Sad shelter collapse continue to pressure the government for transparent courts, free media and credible elections. President Aleksandar Vučić has said he will
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