:| EU Ministers to reemphasize support to EULEX | Romania: Unemployment hits record high. Layoffs to continue | Meeting Italian and Albanian traders in Bari | FYROM:Macedonians want to join NATO but under constitutional name | Connecticut National Guard detachment sent to Kosovo | Malaysian businessmen urged to explore opportunities in Croatia | Foreign Affairs and General Affairs Councils meet in Luxembourg | Eventful week for Bulgarian foreign policy | TIKA finances Drina bridge renovation in Bosnia | HR/EUSR welcomes prospect of NATO MAP | Albania: Visa-Free travel faces further delay | Patients’ health endangered in Gracanica | Lissovolik: New agreement on pensions and salaries | Radmanovic: Silajdzic violated the constitution | Serbian President visited the flooded areas | USAID, more efficient fight against various hazards | Ministry of Energy, Mining to hold press conference | Cvetkovic to meet with Italian Minister for Economic Development | Signing of contract on financing Serbian language textbooks for children in Diaspora | Cvetkovic to meet with his Bulgarian counterpart | Serbia, Italy to sign joint statement on using Drina River’s potential | FinMin visits Vagonka Nis | PM Cvetkovic visits Vulovic Transport company | PM Cvetkovic visits AmCham | Djelic signs agreement on scientific, technological cooperation | Tadic: Opposition's push for elections hurts stability |
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Intelligence Agency: No Military threats in 2009
13:57 | 
0 | Beta
The Serbian parliament's Security Committee on April 20 adopted a report on the work of the Military Intelligence Agency, stating that there had been no military threats against Serbia in 2009.
Q1 results for Serbia indicates no- exit from crisis
08:59 | 0 | Pioneer-Investors.com
The crisis severely affected Western Balkan economies in 2009, with estimated negative GDP growth in Croatia (-5.8%), the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (- 0.7%) Serbia (-3%), Montenegro (-5.3%) and Bosnia and Herzegovina (-3.2%).
Reform of tax system to boost production, employment
11:58 | 0 | EMGportal
Minister of Finance Diana Dragutinovic said that the announced reform of Serbia’s tax system will boost production, employment and exports through a reduction in income taxes and contributions and an increase in excise.
Dejanovic: Serbia and Bulgaria may strengthen cooperation
11:59 | 0 | Tanjug
Serbian National Assembly President Slavica Djukic-Dejanovic stated Tuesday that Bulgaria and Serbia could further strengthen their bilateral cooperation and that the parliaments of the two states could stimulate this process through competent parliamentary bodies and committees.
Spain to continue supporting Western Balkan countries in EU integration
16:40 | 0 | EMGportal
Minister of Foreign Affairs Vuk Jeremic and his Spanish counterpart Miguel Ángel Moratinos pointed out today that there are no open issues between Serbia and Spain and that bilateral relations between the two countries are very good.
Corruption remains Kosovo's biggest problem
20:04 | 0 | Tanjug
Kosovo Prime Minister Hasim Taci replaced six ministers, but the changes and the current situation in Kosovo still do not satisfy the EU, writes the Brussels-based internet news site New Europe.
The Board of Citizens for monitoring the sale of Telekom
07:12 | 0 | EMGportal
A group of intellectuals and telecommunications experts, who oppose the sale of the state’s major share in Telekom Srbija, proposed at α round table establishment of a board of citizens that would monitor activities of the Government of Serbia in the process of the
Moratinos, Davutoglu, Jeremic share common vision of integration
06:56 | 0 | EMGportal, Tanjug, Beta, Infobiro.tv
Foreign ministers of Serbia, Spain and Turkey stated last evening that they are in favour of full European integration of the Western Balkans and the removal of all hurdles in this path. Serbian President Boris Tadic met with the foreign ministers of Turkey and Spain, separately.
Dacic to attend meeting of MARRI
07:04 
07:07 | 0 | EMGportal
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Ivica Dacic will attend a conference of the members of the Migration, Asylum, and Refugees Regional Initiative (MARRI) which will be held today in Becici, Montenegro.
Dinkic opens Career Days
07:07 | 0 | EMGportal, Infobiro.tv
Career Days has a 16-year long tradition. In the past five years, this fair has been visited by over 50,000 job seekers and over 150 companies have taken part in it.
Milosavljevic to open Ice Cream Factory in Nova Pazova
07:12 | 0 | EMGportal
Minister of Trade and Services Slobodan Milosavljevic will open a new Ice Cream Factory at 12.00 on 21 April, in the industrial zone of Nova Pazova.
Sombor, Slovenia sign cooperation agreement
07:13 | 0 | Tanjug
Sombor Mayor Nemanja Delic and President of Slovenia's Business Club Rajko Maric signed Monday an agreement on business and technical cooperation.
Swoboda: Pragmatic solution for Kosovo is necessary
07:15 | 0 | Tanjug
The conference on the Western Balkans, to be held in Sarajevo on June 2, requires that all the participants should make an effort to find a solution which would take into consideration the legal positions of both sides regarding Kosovo.
JAT Airways loses 900,000 Euro
07:20 | 0 | ANSAmed
Between April 12 and 18 Jat Airways had managed to complete only 191 of a planned 368 flights because of the volcanic ash cloud that has disrupted air transport across the majority of Europe.
Biljana Kovacevic Vuco passes away
07:22 | 0 | RFE
Prominent Belgrade human rights activist Biljana Kovacevic Vuco, one of the most respected members of the Serbian antiwar movement of the past 20 years, died in Belgrade yesterday at the age of 58, RFE/RL's Balkan Service reports.