Serbia has been ranked world leader in the number of new jobs created in 2016 - as a proportion of the population size - and therefore the best place to invest, according to the Global Location Trends...

The Ministry of Economy of the Republic of Serbia has published a draft law to replace the current Public-Private Partnership and Concessions framework, driven by EU alignment requirements, fiscal risk controls, and 14 years of implementation experience. The reform introduces enhanced legal certainty for investors while imposing new compliance obligations on public bodies, including mandatory certified officers and misdemeanour liability provisions.

Serbia entered 2017 with a new Decree on Terms and Conditions for Attracting Direct Investments.

The new law adopted in late December 2020 regulates the subject of fiscalization and its process through an electronic device as well as the content of the fiscal account.

"The Perfect Storm in Business through the Prism of Global Risks" was the topic of a panel discussion held on 19 May 2022 at the Metropol Hotel in Belgrade, jointly organized by the Business Intelligence Institute...

After a delay of several years, the Serbian Parliament adopted a new Sports Act ("Act") on 31 March 2011.

The Serbian government has continued to upgrade the legal framework for granting State aid, having recently adopted a Regional State Aid Regulation.

The Ministry of Finance of Serbia has adopted the Rulebook on arm's length interest rates for 2018 ("Official Gazette of the Republic of Serbia", No. 18/18).

In recent years we have seen major infrastructure projects in the Eastern Balkans, ordinarily based on International Federation of Consulting Engineers (FIDIC) standards...

The case of Andrey Gnyot continues to sparkle interest among both the domestic and foreign public.