Trump’s Tariffs Go Into Effect, 35% Rate for Serbia
The tariffs imposed by the President of the United States, Donald Trump, went into effect on August 7, affecting more than 70 countries. As previously announced, the tariff rate for Serbia will be 35%.
As of midnight local time, tariffs ranging from 10% to 50% are being applied to goods from nearly 70 countries, significantly expanding the scope of Trump’s trade policy aimed at reducing the U.S. trade deficit, according to ABC News.
The United States will not postpone the introduction of tariffs for more than 14 countries, including Serbia, scheduled for August 1, U.S. President Donald Trump announced.
The United States and the European Union have signed an agreement introducing reciprocal tariffs of 15 percent on the import of goods and services. Bojan Stanic from the Serbian Chamber of Commerce told Newsmax Balkans that tariffs on Serbian goods could be significantly lower than the announced.
U Novom Sadu predstavljeno je novo Udruženje građana Institut za akademsko delovanje. Osnivači ističu da im je cilj stvaranje prostora za razvoj nauke, obrazovanja i društveno korisnih aktivnosti kroz multidisciplinarni pristup uz akcenat na negovanje tradicije.
Kapiten košarkaške reprezentacije Srbije Bogdan Bogdanović povredio je zadnju ložu i neće igrati protiv Letonije, a njegov dalji nastup na Evropskom prvenstvu će zavisiti od dodatnih analiza, saopštio je Košarkaški savez Srbije.
Od ponedeljka, 1. septembra, uz reorganizaciju noćnog prevoza menja se i deo dnevnih linija gradskog prevoza, a očekuje se da će se na ovaj način rasteretiti saobraćaj i smanjiti gubitak vremena na ovim trasama, saopštavaju iz Sekretarijata za javni prevoz, prenosi Beoinfo.
Izmenom Zakona o penzijskom i invalidskom osiguranju, od 1. januara 2032. majkama sa jednim detetom računaće se šest meseci posebnog staža, sa dvoje godinu dana, dok majke sa troje i više dece to pravo mogu da ostvare odmah - uz dodatne dve godine staža, bez mogućnosti ranijeg penzionisanja.
Tržište nekretnina ulazi u najživlji deo godine: cene kvadrata i dalje rastu, banke uz podršku države uvode povoljnije stambene kredite. I pored očekivanja kupaca, pad cena se ne nazire - potražnja nadmašuje ponudu, a mali stanovi postaju luksuz.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs announced that during routine mail sorting in the Serbian Government building, an envelope addressed to Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Internal Affairs Ivica Dacic was discovered.
Gert Jan Kopman, Director-General of the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations, is on a working visit to Belgrade.
The United States Department of the Treasury has, for the sixth time, postponed the implementation of sanctions on the Petroleum Industry of Serbia (NIS), this time until September 26, the Ministry of Mining and Energy announced.
EU Special Envoy for the Belgrade–Pristina Dialogue Peter Sorensen said that he carefully listened to his counterparts in Belgrade, stressing that normalization of relations is important for the people on the ground.
Since the start of the year, around 16,000 wildfires have broken out across Serbia. After each fire, the cause is determined; however, information on who is held responsible rarely reaches the public.
President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic met in Belgrade with the European Union Special Representative for the Belgrade–Pristina Dialogue, Peter Sorensen.
Between the start of the year and 25 August, Air Serbia carried over 3 million passengers, exceeding last year’s record six days earlier. This result not only confirms strong growth but also positions Air Serbia as one of the leading airlines in the region.
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