:| 7th Nordic Panorama opens Friday | Protest of believers and regime supporters in Tehran | HRW: Libyan security forces kill at least 24 | Thousands of citizens celebrate at Cairo's Tahrir Square | France24: UN knew about Kosovo organ trafficking, report says | Cvetkovic: Government reshuffle by month's end | EBRD strong profit growth to bolster robust investments in 2011 | Name issue, reforms in focus of Gruevski's talks with Biden and Clinton | Rockefeller Group plans to invest over 100 million euro in the real estate market in the region including Romania | Maritime cooperation protocol between Romania and Turkey | Greek PM Papandreou in Samothraki | EU pushes strategic gas pipelines to merge-sources | Greek companies in Bulgaria also hit by crisis | Foreign retailers interested in selling Bulgarian bread | UEFA announces ticket prices for EURO 2012 | Bulgaria, Romania say will go together into Schengen | Russia's Yandex, Kaspersky among world's top-50 innovative firms | Russia angered by speech of suspected militant in top U.S. university | At least 12 killed, dozens injured in Libya protests | Hague tribunal postpones Karadzic's trial to May 5th | Austria and Croatia discuss creation of GMO-free zone | First Bulgarian stand at Paris International Agricultural Show | World Bank preparing five-year partnership strategy for Bulgaria | The fourth Sarajevo Wine Festival | Albania: US raises alarm for Friday's protests | Serb families resented over abandonment of Gorazdevac crime investigation | 42 percent of schools on strike | NBS foreign exchange reserves down to EUR 9.86 billion | Protests of Suez Canal workers | Tunisian former president Ben Ali in coma | Hundreds protest in Basra | Ljajic: Serbia's government needs no more than 15 members | Offered platform unacceptable for GSZSZ | No legal obstacles for Dinkic to sit in parliament | Plenary session of the Serbia-NATO Defense Reform Group | Press conference on International Mother Language Day | Active role of ICMP in investigating organ trade in Kosovo | Government holds a session, regulations on agricultural incentives adopted | Thaci: Kosovo to form new Government early next week | Belgrade hosts first international conference on legal affairs committees |
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17. February 2011.
Ljajic says Government entering calmer period
06:36 | 
0 | Beta
Serbian Labor and Social Policy Minister Rasim Ljajic said on Feb. 16 that a calmer period is ahead of the Serbian government, in which it will continue to work on reaching its goals - reduction of poverty and acceleration of the country's European integration.
KFOR to number 5,000 troops after restructuring
06:38 | 0 | Tanjug
The restructuring will provide KFOR with two new battle groups, which will act throughout Kosovo and answer directly to the KFOR commander.
Cvetkovic: 2011 crucial for European integration
07:17 | 0 | Tanjug
Pointing out that the reshuffle is not an issue, the prime minister said that Minister Mladjan Dinkic had been dismissed because his statements had questioned the authority of the government of which he himself had been a member.
Delevic: Instability may jeopardize EU integration process
06:41 | 0 | Tanjug
If the political instability and bad relations in the ruling coalition continue, Serbia's strategic goal, that is achieving EU candidate status by the end of 2011, will be jeopardized, Director of the Government's EU Integration Office Milica Delevic has stated.
Kacin welcomes announced Government reshuffle
06:43 | 0 | Tanjug
European Parliament Rapporteur on Serbia Jelko Kacin welcomed the announcement of Serbian government reshuffle aimed at securing its better efficiency and regaining citizens' trust.
Hungarian President' s visit to Serbia called off
06:45 | 0 | Tanjug
The visit of Hungarian President Pal Schmitt to Serbia, scheduled for Wednesday, February 16, has been called off for health reasons.
Ten years since the attack against Serbs near Podujevo
06:47 | 0 | Emg.rs
The explosion of a mine placed under the bridge on the Nis-Pristina road blew up the first of six buses carrying Serbs, displaced from Kosovo, who, escorted by KFOR, were on their way to Gracanica to attend the church service on All Souls Day.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon presents a report at the UN session
06:58 | 0 | Emg.rs
The Secretary-General’s report spotlights the events leading up to and following the collapse of Kosovo’s governing coalition, as well as the calling of extraordinary Assembly elections on last 12 December.
UNSC Meeting on Kosmet: Members call for probe into allegations of trafficking in human organs
07:07 | 0 | Emg.rs
“There will be no long-term stability and development of Kosovo without a successful process of reconciliation among the communities,” said Lamberto Zannier, who is also the Head of the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK).
MPs to discuss resignations and changes to book of regulations
07:15 | 0 | Tanjug
Djukic-Dejanovic told reporters in the Serbian parliament that during the first extraordinary parliament sitting, MPs should confirm resignations filed by ministers Mladjan Dinkic, Verica Kalanovic and Tomica Milosavljevic.
Markovic: Inflation at about six percent by end of year
07:29 | 0 | Tanjug, Emg.rs
According to central bank's inflation projections, a more significant drop in inflation is expected in the second half of the year, so that by the end of 2011, the inflation rate should be at about six percent, Vice Governor of the National Bank of Serbia Bojan Markovic said Wednesday.
Serbia's public debt down to 38 percent of GDP at end of January
07:34 | 0 | Tanjug
Serbia's public debt totaled EUR 12.13 billion or 38 percent of the GDP at the end of January, announced the Ministry of Finance.
Belgrade to host Wine Fair on February 24-27
07:35 | 0 | Tanjug
The second international wine fair dubbed 'Beo Wine Fair' will take place at the Belgrade Fair on February 24-27, the Belgrade Chamber of Commerce released on Wednesday.
First EU expert mission to arrive in Belgrade on February 21
13:03 | 0 | Tanjug
The first EU expert mission which will investigate how far Serbia has come with reforms, will arrive in Belgrade on February 21, Head of the European Integration Office Milica Delevic said Thursday.
Technical-level talks with IMF continue
13:15 | 0 | Tanjug
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission will continue Thursday technical-level talks with the representatives of the Serbian government, as part of the seventh, final quarterly revision of the stand-by arrangement.
Vast majority of UN member states do not recognize Kosovo
14:41 | 0 | Tanjug
A vast majority of the UN member states (117) have not recognized the unilaterally proclaimed independence of Kosovo, some of them holding the right of veto in the UN Security Council. The EU is still divided over the issue since Slovakia, Romania, Spain, Greece and Cyprus did
Kon: No reason for concern, but flu must not be underestimated
22:00 | 0 | Tanjug
Epidemiologist at the Belgrade Institute of Public Health Predrag Kon said Thursday that the flu epidemic in Serbia is weak and not expected to last more than another three to four weeks. He noted that the number of infected far exceeds the 170 lab confirmed cases.
Dinar weakens against euro by 0.12 percent
22:09 | 0 | Tanjug
The Serbian dinar will continue to weaken against the euro on Thursday by 13 paras, or 0.12 percent, thus setting the official middle exchange rate at RSD 103.7871 per euro, the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) said in a release.