:| Tadic: "Our most important task is to keep Serbs in Kosovo" | Peaceful night at barricades in northern Kosovo | Turkish FM: Turkish-Serbian relations improve stability in Balkans | Acropolis Museum open all day on Friday | Serb Patriarch visits Halki School of Theology in Turkey | Alpha Eurobank to begin operating in early December | Italian low-cost airline Blu-express to introduce Skopje-Roma flights | Greece: Business owners request compensation for damages during protests | Greece: 24-hour public transport strike on Tuesday | Greece and China sign economic cooperation memorandum | Russia, Armenia rely on South Stream to boost regional ties | Russia wants UN to address Libyan issue | Bulgaria: Plevneliev 39.67%, Kalfin 29.75% | The death toll from the earthquake in Turkey exceeded 200 people | China's Huawei to invest nearly 200 million euros in Romania by 2014 | Good time to buy flats in Zagreb | Painful cuts await new government, HNB Governor warns | Croatia: Students block Faculty of Philosophy over tuition fees | Greek companies move businesses in Bulgaria | GERB won the elections for Sofia | Bosnia's EPRS tenders to sell H1 2012 power surplus | Cvetkovic: Govt. is carefully drafting 2012 budget | Croatia: War criminal Glavas to head election list | Akashi: Details of Markale case still unclear | Serbian parliament speaker to visit U.S. Congress | Amendments to be discussed Thursday | Drews visits KFOR troops in Zubin Potok | Students continue protests despite incidents | President Tadic urges independent probe | Kalinic, Simovic sentenced to 30 years in prison | Dacic to meet group of European journalists | Mrkonjic on visit to Italy | Italian company Vagnone & Boeri to cooperate with AD Elan company from Prijepolje | IPA funds to provide €12,3 million for cross-border projects | Fifty-one project approved in investment promotion programme | Djelic on two-day visit to Stuttgart | Tirana, Pristina form joint consular service | Kosovo Serbs to hold press conference Tuesday | Fajon: Asylum seekers not affecting EU candidacy | Markovic meets Angola's culture minister | NBS Governor: Gov't did not stick to agreement | Josipovic ready for agreement with Serbia |
News Archive
10. January 2011.
Vote repeated in five Kosmet municipalities
08:32 | 
0 | Beta
A vote was repeated in five municipalities in Kosovo and Metohija, where irregularities were reported during the Dec. 12, 2010 parliamentary vote, on Jan. 9.
USD 1.24 billion trade surplus recorded with CEFTA countries
08:34 | 0 | Tanjug
Over the 11 months, Serbia's main export to CEFTA countries comprised cereals and cereal-related products, various beverages, iron and steel, while the country mostly imported electricity, iron and steel, anthracite and non-ferrous metals, as well as fruit and vegetables.
Serbian Railways becomes full-fledged member of RNE
08:35 | 0 | Tanjug
The Serbian Railways company has become a full-fledged member of the RailNetEurope (RNE) association, which has been working on enhancing the international cooperation between European railway operators since 2004, Tanjug learnt at the Serbian Railways headquarters on Friday.
Proposition to introduce a duty of 5 dinars per kg of wheat
08:37 | 0 | Radio Serbia
The measure has been proposed with a view to attaining stability in that field, through the retainment of large quantities of wheat on the Serbian market pending the next harvest and the presentation of large quantities of wheat on the product exchange.
Recovery in expansion – inflation and foreign financing risky
08:40 | 0 | Emg, Tanjug
In its newest report the IMF published on its website, it was stressed that, compared with most surrounding peers, Serbia is recovering at a slow but steady pace. However, inflation has surged in recent months, and foreign financing risks remain elevated as the external trade
Road construction works total 150 kilometers
08:44 | 0 | Tanjug
Road construction works that started last year covered 150 kilometers of highway on Corridor 10 and future Belgrade-South Adriatic highway, Corridor 10 company stated Saturday.
CoE Rapporteur: Witnesses are being murdered in Kosovo
09:13 | 6 | Tanjug
After the Swiss Council of Europe (CoE) Special Rapporteur Dick Marty’s report that revealed several horrifying facts on organ trafficking in Kosovo, the Monaco CoE Rapporteur Jean Charles Gardetto assessed in his report the situation in Kosovo as alarming, underscoring
53 new hotels opened in Serbia in three years
09:14 | 0 | Tanjug
Over the last three years 53 new hotels were opened in Serbia and a few very significant ones in last two months, State Secretary for Tourism Goran Petkovic told Tanjug.
Deadline for answers to Questionnaire expires Monday
11:21 | 0 | Tanjug
The EU Integration Office is to receive today the last answers to the Questionnaire that the EC sent to Serbia in 2009, Delevic confirmed for the Belgrade-based daily Vecernje Novosti.The answers to 2,483 contain about 5,000 pages of small-font text.
The Economist: Comeback of Serbia's arms industry
11:26 | 0 | Emg, Tanjug
Serbia's victory in the 2010 Davis Cup proved, say Serbs, that it has the best tennis players in the world. It claims to be the world's largest raspberry exporter. But the latest boast may come as more of a surprise: that the country's once-renowned arms industry is making a
Udovicic world's best water polo player
11:34 | 0 | Tanjug
Mladost Zagreb player and captain of the Serbian national team Vanja Udovicic has been declared the world's best water polo player in 2010 by the magazine published by the International Swimming Federation (FINA).
Dinkic to visit Brussels
11:54 | 0 | Emg.rs
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Regional Development Mladjan Dinkic and European Commissioner for Trade Karel de Gucht will sign a Protocol on the liberalisation of the market of goods and services between Serbia and the EU, part of Serbia’s accession
Serbia's top export partner Italy, import partner Russia
17:53 | 0 | Tanjug
Serbia's top export partner in the first 11 months of 2010 was Italy, to which the country exported goods worth USD 1.02 billion, while the top import partner was the Russian Federation with USD 1.94 billion, show the data of the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia.