Unemployment Rise in Germany: Over Three Million People Without Jobs

Unemployment Rise in Germany: Over Three Million People Without Jobs

Unemployment in Germany has surpassed three million people, a first in over a decade. According to data from the Federal Employment Agency in Nuremberg, the number of unemployed individuals increased ...

Germany: Data on Social Welfare Recipients Sparks Debate

Germany: Data on Social Welfare Recipients Sparks Debate

New statistics from the German Federal Employment Agency have revealed that a large number of employable citizens are receiving social welfare, sparking a heated public debate. According to the data, ...

German Chancellor Rejects Tax Increases Despite Budget Deficit

German Chancellor Rejects Tax Increases Despite Budget Deficit

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has rejected the possibility of raising taxes, despite the growing budget deficit and calls from his Social Democratic coalition partner to increase tax revenues. Merz...

Budva Port Back in State Hands After Two Decades: Investments, Order, and Increased Revenue

Budva Port Back in State Hands After Two Decades: Investments, Order, and Increased Revenue

After more than twenty years, the Port of Budva is once again under state management, a move that, according to Nemanja Kuljača from JP "Morsko dobro," returns the port to the citizens and the develop...

Records on Wall Street, Decline on European Stock Exchanges Due to Political Crisis in France

Records on Wall Street, Decline on European Stock Exchanges Due to Political Crisis in France

On Wall Street, stock market indices recorded record levels during the past week, while on European stock exchanges, stock prices fell significantly, mainly due to the political crisis in France. The ...

New Law on Legalization Affects Real Estate Transactions and Notaries in Montenegro

New Law on Legalization Affects Real Estate Transactions and Notaries in Montenegro

The new Law on the Legalization of Informal Buildings in Montenegro brings changes for both owners of illegal buildings and notaries. According to the new law, notaries will not be able to conclude sa...

State Secretary's Company Does Business with the State, Anti-Corruption Agency Slow to React

State Secretary's Company Does Business with the State, Anti-Corruption Agency Slow to React

The Anti-Corruption Agency is facing criticism for an alleged failure to oversee the business dealings of the company "3A Business Facility Management (3A BFM)," owned by Miloš Adamović, the State Sec...

Important Information for Recipients of German Pensions Living Abroad

Important Information for Recipients of German Pensions Living Abroad

The German Pension Insurance has an important announcement for all those who receive a pension from Germany and live outside its borders. Special attention should be paid to a document known as a "pro...

New Transatlantic Concerns in the Digital Market

New Transatlantic Concerns in the Digital Market

A recent meeting in Scotland between the United States and the European Union, which was intended to improve relations and reduce tensions over tariffs, has once again led to disagreements. The US has...

Livestock Farmers Threaten Protests if the Agricultural Budget Isn't Increased to Five Percent of the State Treasury

Livestock Farmers Threaten Protests if the Agricultural Budget Isn't Increased to Five Percent of the State Treasury

The President of the Union of Livestock Farmers of Northern Montenegro, Milko Živković, warned of the possible extinction of agriculture in the country if allocations for the agricultural budget are n...

New Economic Measures and Reduced Interest Rates in Serbia Improve Citizens' Living Standards

New Economic Measures and Reduced Interest Rates in Serbia Improve Citizens' Living Standards

Citizens of Serbia can expect an improvement in their living standards thanks to a series of new economic measures introduced by the Government of Serbia. These measures include lowering interest rate...

Milan Beko and Privatizations in Serbia: Two Decades of Operating in the Shadows

Milan Beko and Privatizations in Serbia: Two Decades of Operating in the Shadows

Twenty years ago, the newspaper Danas presented Milan Beko as a key figure in Serbia's transition economy, exploring his shift from politics to private business, with a particular focus on his role in...