Economy
Foreign investor chambers in Serbia evolve into gatekeepers of capital and regulation
In Serbia, foreign investor chambers and business associations have moved beyond advocacy to shape where money goes and how quickly rules change, including through the Foreign…
How CBAM and ESG rules are spawning a compliance-focused services boom in Serbia
As the EU’s CBAM and wider ESG requirements tighten, Serbian firms are building a specialized market for compliance, verification and reporting that helps exporters keep access…
Belgrade’s property boom is pulling Serbia toward institutional real estate
Serbia’s real estate market is shifting from retail-led activity to more institutional investment and structured financing, with the change most evident in Belgrade and spreading to…
Serbia’s gas-to-power link tightens the price squeeze on industry
As Serbia expands gas infrastructure and adds more gas-fired generation, the country’s electricity market is increasingly influenced by gas prices—raising both opportunities and risks for industrial…
Serbia banks pivot toward project finance and green lending as credit demand rises
Serbia’s banking sector is moving away from conventional lending toward project finance structures and green financing, supported by EU-aligned regulation and new funding tools. Credit growth…
Serbia’s engineering talent is increasingly powering Europe’s energy and industrial transition
Serbia’s labour market is shifting toward an engineering-led export model, with services priced far below Western Europe and expanding into grid integration, renewables design and ESG-related…
Montenegro’s US G2G proposal tests whether it can convert alignment into deliverable growth
A proposed government-to-government framework between [[PRRS_LINK_1]] and the United States is being presented in Montenegro as a potential engine for infrastructure, energy, digital connectivity and security.…
Montenegro’s renewable outlook points to an export-reliant power system, not energy self-sufficiency
Montenegro expects roughly two-thirds of its electricity generation in 2026 to come from renewables, but the mix is largely hydropower and the value of that output…
Montenegro wages stay above €1,000 in February, but growth momentum cools
Average net pay in Montenegro held above the €1,000 benchmark in February 2026, reaching €1,025 and staying close to January. The data points to stabilising household…
Montenegro’s port modernization could unlock higher-margin maritime finance and logistics
Montenegro’s Adriatic position and the potential of the [[PRRS_LINK_1]] are creating a pathway for specialized services, but the country still lacks depth in areas like vessel…