:| Trilateral talks completed, no dialogue until further notice | Belgrade to host first regional New Media Summit today | Dinar strengthens against euro by RSD 0.13 | Serbs gather in protest in Zupce | Incidents in Kosovska Mitrovica, three workers slightly injured | EU condemns violence against international community | Economist conference on corporate social responsibility held in Athens | Mass transit strike in greater Athens on Wednesday | Troika to return to Athens this week, FinMin says | PM Papandreou invites German businesses to invest in Greece | PM Papandreou, German Chancellor Merkel make joint statements | Over 1 million Internet and 878 thousand Facebook users in Macedonia | S&P: Putin return may hurt Russia's growth | Nord Stream all set to pump Russian gas to Germany | Nothing too expensive for Russia’s security | Sergei Lavrov: Western strategy for Middle East irresponsible | Anton Siluanov takes over Alexei Kudrin as acting Finance Minister | Montenegro inks $85m loan with the World Bank | Main hearing in case of drivers from Raska today | Stefanovic, Cooper, Ricker to confer on north Kosovo today | Bulgaria:Over 100 people arrested after protest rallies across the country | Roundtable "Reforms of BiH banking on path towards EU" held in Sarajevo | EC warns: BiH risks losing visa-free status | Austrian Defense Minister visits Kosovo | Construction of rendering plant begins in Indjija | Serbia's agricultural surplus USD 1.5 billion in 2011 | New blockages at Macedonian-Greek border crossings | Obraz wants Pride Parade canceled, announces counter-event | Talks on northern Kosovo Tuesday evening, two teams to talk Wednesday | Cvetkovic to meet with representatives of small and medium-sized enterprises | Petrovic on working visit to Turkey | Krkobabic in Bijeljina | 12 vehicles donated to various institutions in Serbia | Project on developing services for disabled children | Half of Kraljevo housing fund renewed | Falkensteiner Hotel to open in summer 2012 in New Belgrade | Serbian Ambassador at high post in U.N. Agency | Djelic: Candidate status in 2011, accession talks in 2012 |
News Archive
24. September 2011.
President Tadic: Kosovo and EU - Two parallel and achievable objectives
08:53 
09:00 | 
1 | Tanjug
Serbian President Boris Tadic said Friday Serbia has two parallel objectives: to secure a mutually-acceptable arrangement in Kosovo, which provides iron-clad guarantees for the Serbian communities, and, to accelerate its progress to membership of the European Union.
Tadic meets with Hillary Clinton
09:00 | 0 | Tanjug
Serbian President Boris Tadic met Friday with U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in New York, where they are participating in the United Nations General Assembly session.
Dacic: Calls for same rules for Serbs and Albanians
09:12 | 0 | Tanjug
Deputy Prime Minister Ivica Dacic requested from the international community to apply the same rules for both Serbs and Albanians in Kosovo regarding alternative roads.
Hawton: EULEX did not exceed its mandate
09:14 | 0 | Tanjug
EULEX did not exceed its mandate. The activities are carried out with strict observance of jurisdictions, and the mission is supported by all 27 EU member states, Hawton said in an interview for the Belgrade-based daily Blic Friday.
Ban mentions Ahtisaari Plan in different context
09:17 | 0 | Tanjug
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon mentioned the Ahtisaari Plan, during the meeting with representatives of the Pristina government, but he used the term in the context of listing the efforts which the UN exerted with regard to the Kosovo issue, Tanjug learnt at the UN Secretariat.
Ambassadors "Friends of Sandzak" promise assistance
09:20 | 0 | Tanjug
Ambassadors of the United States, Denmark, Austria and OSCE to Serbia, all members of an informal group "Friends of Sandzak", said in the city of Novi Pazar Thursday they were ready to assist the development of the region just like before, pointing out, though, that a
Maas: Solving open issues will influence Serbia's candidacy
09:25 | 0 | Tanjug
Belgrade's constructive approach in the dialogue with Pristina and the way of solving open issues will certainly influence the EU members' positions when deciding on Serbia's candidacy , German Ambassador in Belgrade Wolfram Maas evaluated.
National development bank to be formed
09:28 09:46 | 0 | Emg.rs
Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Mirko Cvetkovic said today that by issuing Eurobonds Serbia has fully secured liquidity at the European market for this and next year.
Serbia signs Nagoya Protocol
09:32 | 0 | Emg.rs
Minister of Environment, Mining and Spatial Planning Oliver Dulic said that Serbia signed the Nagoya Protocol and thus became one of the 50 state parties which will give their full contribution to its realisation.
New Fire and Rescue Station in Borca
09:34 09:47 | 0 | Emg.rs
Opening a new Fire and Rescue Station in Borca, Dacic stressed that over RSD 14 million has been invested in construction and equipment of the station which will increase the safety of Borca residents.
Construction of tourist centre on Stara Planina in final stage
09:37 09:49 | 0 | Emg.rs
State Secretary of Economy and Regional Development Goran Petkovic said today that the works in the tourist centre of Stara Planina were conducted according to the foreseen dynamics, and that the construction of the hotel is being finalised.
Better not to hold Pride Parade, says Dacic
09:38 | 0 | Tanjug
Serbia's Interior Minister Ivica Dacic said Friday it would be better from the point of view of security not to hold the Pride Parade set for October 2 in Belgrade, but that state bodies need to voice their stance.
VS unit leaves for Cyprus on peacekeeping mission
09:39 09:51 | 0 | Tanjug
Serbian Armed Forces (VS) Chief of General Staff General Miloje Miletic and his associates saw off from the Nis military airport Friday morning members of the VS Infantry Squad on a peacekeeping mission in Cyprus, within the UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP).
Over 10,000 doctors of Serbian origin live and work in diaspora
09:42 | 0 | Emg.rs
Minister of Religion and the Diaspora Srdjan Sreckovic stated that more than 10,000 doctors of Serbian origin live and work abroad, of whom 1,000 is positioned high in the medical profession.