50 Facts about SERBIA, after which you WILL NOT become VEGANS

Finally, after so many requests from you, here are facts about Serbia! Our neighbors, although close to us, have their quirks and today I will tell you about them in the new episode of 50 Amazing Facts!
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I don't know how many comments there were about Serbia, but it is one of the most desired countries for facts. Today we will look at our western neighbor and find out how much diversity there is in this country and what they are known for before us and the world. There is definitely something to learn from them in some ways, but I'm not just talking about science and education, but also about family and development. Do you need travel insurance when traveling to Serbia - maybe yes, maybe not. They are very close in mentality to us, but they have some differences, especially in language. As a culture we are close. Knowledge, science and education are a priority for the #theclashers channel and that's why we try to bring you the most interesting news and facts. We always look for diversity in the channel, but also family values, that's why the video 50 Facts about SERBIA, after which you will NOT become VEGAN, is suitable for viewing by the whole family. You may find an idea for a Christmas gift - a trip to Belgrade. You will definitely like it.
In general, the governance and economy of Serbia is very similar to ours, but there is one significant difference. We are in the European Union and they are not yet. Thus, they attract some different investments and in general money flows into the country mainly from China. Never mind that the biggest economic and financial partner is Europe. There are also betting sites, but now after the World Cup, their ads have decreased there as well. The children enjoy Christmas as much as we do and the Christmas presents brought by the good old man. The navigable Danube River and the location of the capital Belgrade on it bring them many economic benefits from Europe. The Serbs are protecting their citizens and putting a ceiling on the prices of basic food products this year - there 1 loaf of bread is about 90 cents, here it is already double, fresh milk there is about 2 BGN, here it is already 4 BGN. However, we will see how long this ceiling will be valid. The coffee and in general the food there is on a pedestal. For them, the grill is a special honor and everyone knows about the famous Serbian grill. In today's #facts I will tell you who the queen of the grill is.
Overall, #serbia is a very diverse country. Everyone who went there is aware of the principles and knows their #food, I personally adore their burgers. Overall, #travel in Serbia is pretty safe, but care should still be taken. 40 km from the border with Bulgaria is the Rtan pyramid-shaped peak. It was found to emit electromagnetic, low-frequency ultrasonic waves. Why this is so and how the mountain was formed remains a mystery. They have some more interesting riddles and mysteries that you will find out in the new video. Did you know that the raspberries we eat are most likely grown in Serbia. It is the leading exporter of this fruit, accounting for 30% of world exports of this fruit according to some sources.