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If the Students Win – Welcome A State We Can Trust
Authors: Kori Udovički, Pavle Medić Undoubtedly, most citizens of Serbia want change, but many still don't know who to
24.09.2026
Authors: Kori Udovički, Pavle Medić Undoubtedly, most citizens of Serbia want change, but many still don't know who to
CBAM — a mechanism by which the EU charges for the carbon footprint of imported goods — has been in effect since the beginning of 2026. The EU is late and
Kori Udovički CEVES calls on all those interested in the good governance of Serbia to oppose the recently adopted amendments to the decrees on the decision-making process
Author's text: Pavle Medić Given that GDP growth in 2025 is expected to slow to around 2%, with medium-term expectations
Protests were certainly not the main culprit for the slowdown in economic growth in the first quarter of this year, but they exposed the fact that it has been standing on increasingly weaker foundations in recent years.
It is time for Serbia's economy to stop being a „timid beast,“ as Forbes rightly assessed it in its article on Friday. By „economy,“ we mean those who are not part of the regime's clientele.
The European Commission prepared the New Growth Plan for the Western Balkans in November 2023 (hereinafter referred to as the Plan), which should
The fact that the economic cost of tightening measures and health are being weighed at crisis headquarters meetings these days is a false premise.