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Second wave": how visiting Russians affect Serbian businesses Russians in Serbia are becoming less and less like temporary guests: within five years, the number of companies with Russian founders has tripled. Some are starting a business and building houses, others are already packing their bags for Spain. At the same time, there was a change of government in the country, and Brussels has long been demanding that the screws be tightened. Let's understand what the "second wave" of relocation means for the Serbian economy and what awaits the Russians after the elections. Read the text.

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Second wave": how visiting Russians affect Serbian businesses Russians in Serbia are becoming less and less like temporary guests: within five years, the number of companies with Russian founders has tripled. Some are starting a business and building houses, others are already packing their bags for Spain. At the same time, there was a change of government in the country, and Brussels has long been demanding that the screws be tightened. Let's understand what the "second wave" of relocation means for the Serbian economy and what awaits the Russians after the elections. Read the text.

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