:| 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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18. February 2011.
7th Nordic Panorama opens Friday
19:16 | 
0 | Tanjug
The seventh film festival dubbed 'Nordic Panorama' will open in Belgrade on Friday evening, and until February 22 it will present a selection of the best documentary, short and animated films from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.
Belgrade hosts first international conference on legal affairs committees
06:51 | 0 | Tanjug
Parliament Speaker Djukic-Dejanovic opened the first international conference on role and work of legal affairs committees, and underlined that it is the duty of the parliament to develop and improve the country's constitutional and legal system taking into account the wide range
Thaci: Kosovo to form new Government early next week
06:53 | 0 | Tanjug
Hasim Thaci, the premier designate of a new Kosovo government, announced that the talks on a new coalition will be finished by the end of the week, and new Kosovo institutions will be constituted early next week.
Government holds a session, regulations on agricultural incentives adopted
06:56 | 0 | Emg
Dinkic was represented by State Secretary of the Ministry of Economy and Regional Development Vesna Kovac.At its session the government, also, dismissed from duty State Secretary of the Ministry of Finance Slobodan Ilic.
Active role of ICMP in investigating organ trade in Kosovo
07:02 | 0 | Emg
President of the Serbian Committee for Missing Persons Veljko Odalovic stated today that a more active role of the International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP) is required in investigations into human organ trade in Kosovo-Metohija.
Press conference on International Mother Language Day
07:03 | 0 | Emg
On the occasion of the upcoming International Mother Language Day, a press conference will be held at 12.00 on 18 February, at the Ministry of Culture’s press room, Vlajkoviceva 3.
Plenary session of the Serbia-NATO Defense Reform Group
07:04 | 0 | Emg.rs
Twenty representatives of the NATO, EU and PfP member states and of the NATO MLO, including the representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of the Interior took part in the meeting..
No legal obstacles for Dinkic to sit in parliament
07:08 | 0 | Tanjug
Chairman of the Serbian parliament's Administrative Committee Nenad Konstantinovic said Thursday that there are no legal obstacles for G17 Plus leader Mladjan Dinkic and member of the same party Verica Kalanovic to serve in the parliament, after the parliament approves their resignations
Offered platform unacceptable for GSZSZ
07:10 | 0 | Tanjug
The platform which the Ministry of Finance offered to trade unions of healthcare employees and social workers is unacceptable for the GSZSZ Nezavisnost because it does not state clearly how much the sectors' salaries would increase.
Ljajic: Serbia's government needs no more than 15 members
07:11 | 0 | Tanjug
Serbian Minister of Labor and Social Policy Rasim Ljajic said Thursday that, after new elections, any government that would have more than 15 members would be too big and too expensive and inappropriate for the situation in Serbia.
NBS foreign exchange reserves down to EUR 9.86 billion
07:17 | 0 | Tanjug
The net foreign exchange reserves defined as foreign exchange reserves less banks' required reserves and drawings from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) amounted to EUR 4.92 billion at the end of January.
42 percent of schools on strike
07:18 | 0 | Tanjug
The Education Ministry has announced that there are no schools in Serbia that have gone on full strike, but that a number of them have cut their classes short.
Serb families resented over abandonment of Gorazdevac crime investigation
07:19 | 0 | Tanjug
On August 13, 2003, a group of Serb children from Gorazdevac, a village near Pec, gathered on the banks of the River Bistrica. The careless children, who were playing and swimming in the river, were shot in the back by ethnic Albanian separatists. Igor Jovovic, 19, and Panta Dakic,
Cvetkovic: Government reshuffle by month's end
11:14 | 0 | Tanjug
Serbian Prime Minister Mirko Cvetkovic said that there will be a government reshuffle by the end of the month, because the government "needs new energy and new people."
France24: UN knew about Kosovo organ trafficking, report says
11:18 | 0 | Emg.rs, France 24
A classified document obtained by FRANCE 24 suggests the United Nations knew about organ trafficking in postwar Kosovo as early as 2003, five years before prosecutors in The Hague first raised the issue.