:| Nouriel Roubini: Only solution for Greece's economy is leaving the eurozone | Annual IOBE report on entrepreneurship in Greece | Wikileaks: Croatian firm tried to procure climate test chamber for Iran´s company under embargo | IMF chief meets with Greek leadership | Athens: Public transport strike | Clip "Macedonia Timeless" scoops B&H festival award | Renovated Simikjeva Tower in Kratovo opens | Signing of contract on realisation of first phase of project of thermoelectric power plant Kostolac B | Conference on results of introducing new financing mode for primary health care | Press conference on US grant to Ethnographic Museum | “EFTA as an Instrument to Boost Export” seminar | Croats attracted by interest rates in Serbia | EU funds for boosting competitiveness of Serbian agriculture | Cvetkovic: Export-import ratio reaches 58 percent | USA has to destroy USD 110 billion due to printing error | More than 28,000 handguns and rifles destroyed | Delegation of Ambassadors visits Novi Pazar and Sjenica | SOC: There are no conditions for Serbs to turn out at elections in Kosovo | Brussels: No aid for Kosovo due to IMF agreement violation | Almagro: It is impossible to recognize Kosovo's independence | 10 years of diplomatic relations between Serbia and Slovenia | Tadic & Izetbegovic:New phase in Sarajevo-Belgrade relations opens | Assange in jail until December 14 | Covic: Four federal units should be established in Bosnia | Serbia joins Chinese Nobel boycott drive | Inzko: Situation in region best in 20 years |
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange arrested in U.K.
12:51 | 
0 | Reuters
Assange, whose WikiLeaks website is at the center of a row over the release of secret U.S. diplomatic cables, was arrested under a European Arrest Warrant.Swedish prosecutors want to question the 39-year-old Australian about allegations of rape, sexual molestation and unlawful
India and France signed agreement on building NPP
13:50 | 0 | Tanjug
India and France on Monday closed a USD several billion worth agreement on building two nuclear power plants (NPP) in India, and the document was signed in the presence of French President Nicola Sarkozy and Prime Minister of India Manmohan Sing.
Major powers to discuss with Iran in Geneva
13:51 | 0 | Tanjug
Six world powers held on Monday their first talks with Iran after more than a year, hoping the meeting will lead to new negotiations on nuclear program of the country, for which the West believes to be aimed at atomic bombs production.