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Air India Slowly Resumes International Flights After Deadly Crash! After a Boeing Dreamliner of the airline crashed on June 12, killing 19 people, Air India drastically cut down its international flights and conducted thorough safety checks. Now, the airline is cautiously restarting some international routes. Starting August 1, Air India will operate flights three times…

Welcome to the latest episode of the American trade soap opera! Donald Trump, the man known for his unpredictable moves, has now signed a tariff deal with Indonesia that, he claims, will open the entire Indonesian market to the US – for the first time in history! Yes, you read that right. Indonesia has committed…

Apple Invests $500 Million in US Rare Earth Magnet Production: Revolution or Just Hype? Big Money, Big Promises Apple just threw down the gauntlet in the American industry ring! With a $500 million investment to produce rare earth magnets in Texas and California, this tech giant isn’t just flexing muscles — it’s aiming to control…

Here it is, dear readers, the dinar to euro exchange rate that refuses to budge! The National Bank of Serbia announced that the official middle exchange rate of the dinar to the euro today is practically the same as a month ago, with a tiny change of just 0.1% compared to last year. Yes, you…

Welcome to the world of stock market madness where Nvidia, the tech giant, is dragging Nasdaq to new record highs, while the rest of the market is sinking into chaos due to inflation and shaky bank earnings! In June, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 0.3%, leading to an annual inflation rate of 2.7%….

Inflation in Canada: Durable Goods Prices Are Soaring While Food Costs Drop – What’s Going On? Canada’s annual inflation rate jumped to 1.9% in June, up from 1.7% in May. The main culprit? Durable goods like vehicles and furniture. Prices for passenger vehicles surged by 5.2%, and furniture prices climbed 3.3%, while food inflation actually…

Explosion of Lies About the Expo Belgrade Law! Ministry of Finance Strikes Back at False Claims! Have you heard the latest drama about the law regulating the construction of buildings for the specialized international exhibition Expo Belgrade? The Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Serbia has decided to put an end to the falsehoods…

Raizen, the global sugar production giant, has announced the indefinite closure of its historic Santa Elisa factory in Brazil, sending shockwaves through the sugar and ethanol industry. Founded 90 years ago in the heart of Brazil’s sugar belt in Ribeirao Preto, Santa Elisa was more than just a factory—it was a symbol and pillar of…

Imagine you are a small business owner in Serbia, struggling with piles of paperwork, outdated processes, and competition that looks like it’s from the future. Well, help has arrived! NLB Komercijalna banka, in partnership with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), has launched a €10 million credit line called Go Digital. The goal?…

The Digital War for Trust in Local Institutions Has Begun! Imagine about 30 young people, mostly technical university students from Zrenjanin, Belgrade, Niš, and Novi Sad, who teamed up in seven groups and spent months developing digital solutions for something that sounds like boring bureaucracy – transparency of local institutions. But no, this is not…