:| Alert in Italy: 200 extremist fans to attend the game with Romania | Greece: Muslims assemble in city for prayers | Greece: Bank manager killed in bank robbery | Greek President Karolos Papoulias on a visit to Bulgaria | Balkan Monitor: Euro-enthusiasm declines in Serbia | 1,446 bidders for 2011 NIP funds | "Energy efficiency investments" conference starts in Belgrade. | Brammertz to submit report to UN | Serbian agribusiness in London | Romania registered the highest inflation rate in the EU in October, of 7.9% | FYRMacedonia, Croatia and Montenegro amongst the priorities of Hungary's EU presidency | Poll: Macedonians wish for NATO, EU membership, but refuse changing of their country's name | Macedonian language reinstated in UN register | A platform to promote medical tourism in Croatia has been launched | Direct flights from Dubrovnik to Moscow | Bulgaria's balance of payments gap contracts to EUR 449m in Sept | Agreement on South Stream projects sparkles concerns | US ambassador wants more informatiion on the new Bulgarian-Russian energy deal | IMF supports Bulgarian efforts for pension system reforms | Russians prepare for oil exploration in BH | Jat Airways connects Slovenia and Italy | Serbia to be promoted during Olympic Games in London | Microsoft Synergy 2010 opens in Belgrade | Algerian National Day marked in Belgrade | Twenty rebels killed in Pakistan | Radisavljevic: 80 persons arrested for drug trafficking | Culture minister starts 3-day visit to France on Wednesday | Green Screen Fest opens in Belgrade | Tadic: Govt reconstruction to be discussed after New Year | Fuele to bring questionnaire to Belgrade next week |
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Tadic: Serbia will do everything to find Mladic, Hadzic
06:11 | 
0 | Emg.rs
Serbian President Boris Tadic conferred Monday with Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) Serge Brammertz who is visiting Belgrade as part of preparations for his next regular report to the UN Security Council, Tadic's press office
Katarina Rebraca’s released from custody
06:18 | 0 | Tanjug
Humanitarian Fund owner Katarina Rebraca was released from Belgrade District prison custody on Monday afternoon, Zorica Vuckovic, spokesperson for Management for Criminal sanctions actualisation, stated for Tanjug.
Dacic to visit Interpol’s Secretariat General
06:20 | 0 | Emg.rs
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Ivica Dacic will be in Lyon, France, on 16 November.
Conference on Poland’s EU path experience
06:21 | 0 | Emg.rs
State Secretary of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management Milan Petrovic and Polish Ambassador to Serbia Andrzej Jasionowski will open the conference.
First debate on appeals of un-elected judges held
06:23 | 0 | Beta
Bosa Nenadic, the president of the Constitutional Court of Serbia, said on Nov. 15 that she hoped the judges on that court would in a reasonable time frame make a decision regarding the appeals of judges and prosecutors who were not elected in the general election in December
Imam Jusufspahic: Show readiness for sacrifice after Bayram too
06:30 | 0 | Radio Serbia
Chief Belgrade imam Mustafa Jusufspahic has invited Muslims in Serbia to show readiness for sacrifice after tomorrow’s holiday of Kurban Bayram as well, by doing good and strengthening marital, family, friendly, business and even state ties.
Kosovo Telecom increases revenues
11:49 | 0 | ECIKS
Officials of the Kosovo Post and Telecom (PTK) said that during the first 10 months of 2010 the company's revenues increased by 7%.
Russian loan for Serbian railways to be activated in March
11:51 | 0 | Emg.rs
Minister of Infrastructure Milutin Mrkonjic stated yesterday that projects on the Serbian railway network funded from the Russian loan could start in March next year.The projects on the Serbian railway network should be financed from a €800 million Russian loan for infrastructure
NBS foreign exchange reserves decreased by EUR 154.3 mln
11:56 | 0 | Emg.rs
NBS foreign exchange reserves decreased by EUR 154.3 mln in the month of October, reaching on its last day EUR 9,721.2 mln or USD 13,503.7 mln. Net foreign exchange reserves, defined as foreign exchange reserves less banks’ required reserves and drawings from the IMF, equalled
Djelic: Economic cooperation of Serbia and Italy continues
11:57 | 0 | Tanjug
Economic cooperation of Italy and Serbia will continue, and Italy will keep on investing into our country, Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Bozidar Djelic stated after a one-day visit to Milan, Italy.
Citizens owe over RSD 500 billion to banks
11:58 | 0 | Tanjug
At the end of October, Serbia's citizens owed, in terms of credit, RSD 500.52 billion ( EUR1=RSD107) which represents a 1.1 percent increase in comparison to the previous month, Secretary General of the Association of Serbian Banks Veroljub Dugalic stated on Monday.
Cvetkovic's visit to Czech Rep ends with Business Forum
12:26 | 0 | Tanjug
Serbian Prime Minister Mirko Cvetkovic on Tuesday will end his two-day official visit to the Czech Republic, during which he discusses promotion of bilateral cooperation with the country's top-ranking officials
KFOR to exercise riot control on Wednesday
12:27 | 0 | Tanjug
The Tactical Manoeuvre Battalion (KTM) of the NATO-led Kosovo Force (KFOR) will carry out an exercise on riot control training in Urosevac on Wednesday, KFOR stated today.
Muslims celebrate Kurban Bayram
12:29 | 0 | Tanjug
Muslims in Serbia and worldwide celebrate Tuesday Kurban Bayram, "Festival of Sacrifice", the most important Islamic holiday to commemorate the willingness of Abraham (Ibrahim) to sacrifice his son Ishmael (Isma'il) as an act of obedience to God, before God intervened
MPs continue third session of autumn sitting
12:35 | 0 | Tanjug
The Serbian MPs continued Tuesday the third session of the autumn sitting by posing questions to representatives of the government, whereas after that they are to consider the bill on the spatial plan of the Republic of Serbia from 2010 to 2020.
New York Times: Organ-trafficking indictments shake Kosovo
16:44 | 0 | Emg.rs, Tanjug
Kosovo has been shaken by the indictments brought against a group of seven people for participation in the international organ-trafficking network, which was led by a renown surgeon and professor at the Pristina University Hospital, released the New York Times.