:| Companies from 35 countries at security fair in Belgrade | Dinar slightly drops, exchange rate RSD 101=EUR 1 | First refunds for Serbian tourists in Egypt arrive | EC uses same methodology over name or adjectives: spokesman | Montenegro needs to cut fiscal deficit and public debt, WB and Government officials agree | Luksić and opposition leaders agree over Montenegro’s top foreign policy goal | Pasok MP declares herself independent | Greece: Top brass replaced | Greek referendum threat to Eurozone financial stability | European Parliament president to visit Croatia on Wednesday | Croatian weapons manufacturer after regional markets | Bankruptcies guaranteed as part of Croatia's near future | Croatian businessman buys Zeljezara Split | Bulgaria to decide on Bourgas-Alexandroupolis project within a week | Iceland set to open its labor market for Bulgarians | Wahhabis operate in 17 BiH municipalities | Basescu: Issue of Vlachs and SAA not linked | Committee on KiM meeting suspended | Drews: Situation in north needs peaceful solution | Warlick: Additional measures necessary to attract investment | Roundtable on Draft law on employees in local self-government | Press conference on occasion of business meeting of multinationals with Serbian companies | Conference on human rights activists to open | Choice of strategic partner for exploitation of oil shales in Aleksinac | Serbia, Romania cooperate on infrastructure projects | Tadic,Cvetkovic and Basescu confer in Belgrade | Dacic: MUP & Motorola continue partnership | Russia points to violation of Serbs' rights | Dell: Kosovo political scene is irresponsible | Kosovo starts issuing biometric passports | Russian FM: Resolution 2344 should not be bypassed | Five EU countries to ratify SAA by year's end | Serbian police arrest smugglers, 74 illegal migrants |
News Archive
11. October 2011.
NBS Governor: Inflation will continue to fall
07:01 
07:17 | 
0 | Beta
NBS Governor Dejan Soskic emphasized that inflation in the last quarter was around zero and that it could be said that Serbia's macroeconomic system had regained stability in regard to price trends. Gross domestic product growth in 2011 will be 2.5 percent, especially
Ciric to visit Belgium
07:06 | 0 | Emg.rs
Minister of Economy and Regional Development Nebojsa Ciric will pay a two-day visit to the Kingdom of Belgium on 11 and 12 October with the aim of strengthening economic cooperation and improving institutional relations between the two countries.
Exhibition "Ivo Andric in diplomacy"
07:08 | 0 | Emg.rs
The exhibition includes 152 documents divided into 15 thematic units – decrees on the appointment, diplomatic reports, photos of diplomatic missions of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia.
EC's recommendation not yet formulated
07:12 07:25 | 0 | Emg.rs, Tanjug
The annual report of the European Commission (EC) on Serbia's progress is completed and is manily positive, but the recommendation on candidacy and the beginning of negotiations has not yet been formulated, Tanjug learned in Brussels.
Marty: Without truth, no democracy in Kosovo
07:17 | 0 | Tanjug
Special Rapporteur of the Council of Europe (CoE) Dick Marty stated on Monday that society in Kosovo cannot be democratic until competent bodies face the truth about crimes committed against non-Albanian population and until individuals responsible for the crimes are prosecuted.
Cooper in Pristina
07:19 | 0 | Tanjug
EU Facilitator to the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue Robert Cooper met head of the Pristina negotiating team Edita Tahiri in Pristina around 5 p.m. on Monday.
SNS could form coalition with PUPS
07:20 07:26 | 0 | Tanjug
Serbian progressive Party (SNS) Vice President Aleksandar Vucic said Monday the SNS could form a coalition with the Party of United Pensioners of Serbia (PUPS) after the next election, adding that the Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians could also be future partners.
Bildt: Kosovo north problem not Belgrade's fault
07:21 | 0 | Tanjug
Swedish Foreign Minister Carl Bildt said Monday that Kosovo was not an obstacle for Serbia on its path to the European Union (EU), stressing that Serbia was not responsible for the problems in the Kosovo north.
TENT plans investment of €1.1bn in the next five years
07:35 | 0 | Serbia-energy.com
Thermal power plant “Nikola Tesla” (TENT) from Obrenovac will present Development Strategy of the Company at the International Energy Fair in Belgrade, thus planning the investment of €1.1bn in the next five years.
Serbia satisfied with estimations on Renewable energy sources share in electricity production
07:36 | 0 | Serbia-energy.com
Ministry of infrastructure and energy received the draft of final report on Renewable energy sources usage share in Serbia, the report that has to be approved by Energy community of South East Europe, stated Mr. Milos Banjac assistant minister.
Loan agreement for Kostolac power plants by the end of october
07:42 | 0 | Serbia-energy.com
The loan agreement of 292 million dollars to modernize the mines and power plant (TE-KO) "Kostolac" should be signed by the end of October, announced Petar Škundrić, the Serbian prime minister's adviser for the Energy.
Frattini: Serbia to get candidate status and date
11:11 | 0 | Tanjug
Asked whether recognition of Kosovo's unilateral declaration of independence will be a precondition for Serbia's EU membership, Frattini said that this is not an EU precondition, or that at least Italy does not see it as one.
Police satisfied with talks but strike to continue
11:14 | 0 | Tanjug
The Police Union of Serbia (PSS) is satisfied with talks they held with representatives of the Ministry of Interior (MUP), but still announced that the strike will continue until they consider the proposals regarding the improvement of financial and social status and work conditions
Serbia becomes EU candidate on Wednesday
14:39 | 0 | Tanjug
The European Commission will recommend Wednesday that Serbia be granted the status of a candidate for EU membership, but its future EU integration will be linked to Kosovo, a high-ranking diplomat on the commission who wished to remain anonymous told Tanjug Tuesday.
Cvetkovic: Budget review follows fiscal rules
14:53 | 0 | Tanjug
Serbia's Prime Minister Mirko Cvetkovic stated Tuesday that the proposed budget review for 2011 is fully in keeping with fiscal rules, adding that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the Serbian Fiscal Council have supported it.