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Western Balkans budgets for 2025

The 2025 budgets for the Western Balkans are shaped by the need for fiscal consolidation, improving the efficiency of public spending and aligning with EU standards, with particular attention to the defense, infrastructure and energy sectors. These efforts aim to...

What is the most balanced budget for 2025 in the Western Balkans?

In the Balkans, the assessment of the most balanced national budget for 2025 in terms of sustainability, equity and efficiency includes examining how effectively each government addresses key challenges such as social inclusion, environmental sustainability and economic growth.Based on recent...

Who is the best economic performer in recent years in Western Balkans?

In recent years, Serbia has emerged as one of the strongest economic performers in the Western Balkans. It is the leader in terms of projected growth, with the economy expected to expand by around 3.5% in 2025. This growth is...

Will we keep export as the most valuable asset of the economy, or…?

According to the World Bank's latest analysis of the shortcomings and achievements of the economies of the Western Balkans, they seem to be learning from the fact that “they are subject to increasing pressures on their external sectors in...

Contributing to defense and national security requires changing the mindset to work today for tomorrow

The appropriate level of defense spending depends on the security environment and international circumstances to deter threats and maintain peace. Amidst the risk of a protracted conflict in Ukraine and beyond, it is not surprising to see high levels of...

Taxation of free professions and employees in Albania, Kosovo, and the Balkan countries, 2024

In a look at the tax treatment for the entire Western Balkans of freelancers, we see that the highest tax rates are found in Albania and Serbia, respectively with 15% and 10% and 20% of their profit after some...

Inflation of the first quarter 2024 in OECD countries, the EU and the Western Balkans

Year-on-year inflation in the OECD as measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI) remained broadly stable at 5.8% in March 2024, after 5.7% in February (Figures 1 and 2). Headline inflation fell in 19 OECD countries with the largest...

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