:| Vojvodina most attractive location for foreign investment in Serbia | Croatian: Opinion on debate for vote of no confidence in PM | Bulgaria’s Econ Min revokes licences of 105 tour operators | Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov meets Mossad Director Meir Dagan | IMF recommends to Bulgarian Government to curb pension system deficit | HR Inzko thanks Japan for its strong commitment to BiH | Dinkic: Support to companies for introducing new technology, creating jobs | Dragin: Agriculture as a developmental opportunity for Serbia | Spiljani crossing on Serbia, Montenegrin border opened | Use of cutting-edge IT important for state, citizens | Deger: Questionnaire to be sent soon | Serbian FM says hopes for candidacy next year | TI: FYRMacedonia ranks 62nd in Corruption Perceptions Index | Corruption Index "bad news" for Bulgaria Govt Image | Greece most corrupt country in the EU, watchdog says | Thaçi reconfirmed PDK leader | Kosovo marks downfall, say NGOs | Albania: Mayor of commune of Terthore murdered | Cvetkovic at FIC’s White Book presentation | Dinkic, Matic, Degert at women entrepreneurs’ conference | Parliamentary Committee asks Gov't view on Kosovo elections | TI: Serbia still among countries with large corruption problems | Tadic to visit Ovcara, Paulin Dvor in Croatia | Police detain Baksan HPP saboteurs | R&D and the economic crisis: top EU firms cut investment less than US rivals, but Europe still well behind | EBRD to provide loan of 50 million euros for development of alternative energy | Response to global crises must prioritise zero tolerance for corruption |
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Vojvodina most attractive location for foreign investment in Serbia
14:28 | 
0 | Emg.rs, Infobiro.tv
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Regional Development Mladjan Dinkic stated that Vojvodina is the most attractive location for foreign investment in Serbia and that it is important that future investment is evenly distributed. Since 2000, Serbia received 20.5
Serbian FM says hopes for candidacy next year
11:09 | 0 | Beta
On Oct. 26, Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremic said in Belgrade that he hopes that 2011 will be the year in which Serbia will officially be granted the status of a candidate for EU membership and stressed that membership in the EU "is a central strategic priority" for Serbia.
Deger: Questionnaire to be sent soon
11:12 | 0 | Tanjug
Head of the EU delegation to Serbia Vincent Degert stated that Serbia can expect to receive the European Commission's (EC) questionnaire very soon, perhaps already in one month.
Use of cutting-edge IT important for state, citizens
11:15 | 0 | Emg.rs
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Ivica Dacic said yesterday that in the upcoming period Serbia must catch up with countries that use cutting-edge IT to facilitate the work of state bodies and make the life of citizens easier.
Spiljani crossing on Serbia, Montenegrin border opened
11:18 | 0 | Emg.rs
Minister of Finance Diana Dragutinovic officially opened the Spiljani border crossing yesterday between Serbia and Montenegro in which Serbia and the EU have invested around €2.15 million.
Dragin: Agriculture as a developmental opportunity for Serbia
11:23 
11:24 | 0 | Emg.rs
Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management Sasa Dragin stated that agriculture is the best utilised development opportunity in Serbia, as evidenced by the results achieved in agricultural production over the last two years.
Dinkic: Support to companies for introducing new technology, creating jobs
11:24 | 0 | Emg.rs
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Regional Development Mladjan Dinkic visited Koteks Viscofan, a producer of collagen casings, and signed an agreement worth €13.7 million on non-repayable funds in Novi Sad yesterday.
Tadic to visit Ovcara, Paulin Dvor in Croatia
07:47 | 0 | Emg.rs
President Boris Tadic will visit the Ovcara memorial site near Vukovar and Paulin Dvor near Osijek, both in Croatia, next week, the president's office confirmed to BETA on Oct. 26.
TI: Serbia still among countries with large corruption problems
07:49 | 0 | Beta
Transparency Serbia executive director Nemanja Nenadic said on Oct. 26 that respect for the principles of the rule of law is necessary for a successful fight against corruption.
Parliamentary Committee asks Gov't view on Kosovo elections
07:54 | 0 | Tanjug
The Serbian parliamentary committee for Kosovo asked Monday the Serbian government to state its stand on the elections scheduled by Pristina interim authorities.
Dinkic, Matic, Degert at women entrepreneurs’ conference
08:01 | 0 | Emg.rs
The goal of the conference is to promote the creation of a thriving network of Serbian and German companies run by women.
Cvetkovic at FIC’s White Book presentation
08:03 | 0 | Emg.rs
Serbian Prime Minister Mirko Cvetkovic will hold the opening speech at a presentation of the White Book of the Foreign Investors’ Council (FIC) in the Kalemegdan Hall, the Hyatt Regency Hotel.
Kosovo marks downfall, say NGOs
08:14 | 1 | Koha Ditore
NGOs drafted the Kosovar version of Progress Report which noted the difficult situation in the functioning of the Kosovo state and its aspirations for EU accession.
Thaçi reconfirmed PDK leader
08:17 | 0 | Emg.rs
Thaçi had no countercandidate and was elected unanimously by receving 446 votes of the party’s delegates. Thaçis thanked the delegates for their trust in reconfirming him as their leader.