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Solution for survival of Serbia

February 7 2012 20:20

Interview with Dragan Antakovic, the author of “The Survival Option” and the founder of the People’s Response in Kosovo, in Serbia. →

Police foils jailbreak of Serbian PM’s killer

February 7 2012 16:01

An attempted jailbreak by Sretko Kalinić and Željko Milovanović, imprisoned for the killing of Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Đinđić and Croatian journalist Ivo Pukanic, was foiled today in Belgrade, Serbian newspaper Press cited the prison authorities as saying. →

11,000 people cut off by snow in Serbia

February 2 2012 14:52

In Serbia, more 11,000 people have found themselves cut off from the rest of the world due to heavy snowfalls. The authorities have sent additional vehicles to clear away the snow. →

Djokovic champion again

January 29 2012 22:01

In the finals of Australia’s Open Championship in tennis, Serbian Novak Djokovic beat Spanish Rafael Nadal. Their final match on Sunday ended with the score of 5:7, 6:4, 6:2, 6:7, 7:5. The match lasted for about 6 hours, for it was interrupted by a rain. →

Russia’s investigation of illegal human organ trade useful – Vukcevic

January 28 2012 09:44

Russia’s involvement in the investigation of crimes that have to do with illegal human organ trade will prove quite useful, the Serbian War Crimes Prosecutor Vladimir Vukcevic has said. An ad-hoc group within the EU mission in Kosovo is investigating crimes concerning barbarous removal of human organs from non-Albanians to subsequently offer these organs for sale. →

Albanian radicals in Kosovo block roads to Serbia again

January 22 2012 22:13

The Albanian radicals in Kosovo have repeatedly blocked the roads leading the administrative border with Serbia. On January 14, the similar initiative led to clashes with the police. Then 30 police and 50 activists were wounded and 150 people were detained. By blocking the roads the radicals are trying to hamper imports of Serbian goods. →

Serbian police tipped off on forthcoming life attempts

January 18 2012 11:04

Serbian police have been tipped off on forthcoming attempts on the lives of the country’s top-echelon officials. This came in a statement for the B92 Belgrade TV Channel by Deputy Serbian Prime Minister, Interior Minister Ivica Dacic as he went live on air on Tuesday night. →

Serbian police warned: Tadic may be killed

January 16 2012 17:36

Serbian police have been warned about a plan to assassinate President Boris Tadic, Patriarch Irinej, and Police Chief Milorad Veljovic, local media report. A police officer received a text message with the warning from an informer linked to criminals. Police treat the warning seriously. →

Serbia will not recognize Kosovo independence

January 10 2012 17:05

At Orthodox Christmas, Serbian President Boris Tadic visited the Visoki Decani monastery on the territory of the self-proclaimed Kosovo Republic (Serbian Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija).  During his visit he made several political declarations which raised Pristina authorities’ displeasure. →

Seselj close to death – legal team

January 8 2012 21:16

The legal team of the leader of Serbia’s Radical Party Vojislav Seselj have told the media that their patron is close to death because of inadequate treatment for liver and heart problems in his jail at The Hague. His condition has been made even worse by a 28-day hunger strike against his prison conditions. →

Serb Seselj hospitalized in Hague

January 8 2012 09:53

The leader of the Serbian Radical Party Vojislav Seselj has been placed in a hospital of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, where he has been facing trial over crimes against non-Serbian population in the early 1990s. A statement released in the Hague says that Mr. Seselj`s health condition is stable, with no further details provided so far. →

Serbia still refuses to recognize Kosovo

January 7 2012 17:10

Serbia’s President Boris Tadic has confirmed that Belgrade will not recognize Kosovo's unilaterally declared independence, speaking with reporters after a Christmas service in a Serb Orthodox monastery in Kosovo. Tadic believes that the breakaway region that declared independence in 2008 is the cradle of Serbia’s religion and culture. →

Police in Serbia end 16-day strike

December 29 2011 09:44

Part of the Serbian police force has ended a 16-day strike for better wages after the country’s interior ministry signed an agreement with a police labour union, promising higher salaries and bonuses.  (Radio Mayak) →

Belgrade: police rally results in traffic jams

December 27 2011 01:53

A demonstration of police workers caused traffic jams in the Serbian capital. Protesters blocked several main streets in the city center, causing many-kilometer-long traffic jams. City authorities had to alter several public transport routes, while motorists were obliged to seek out bypasses, which were likewise soon congested. →

Russian aid needs escort?

December 14 2011 16:09

Interview with Russian Ambassador to Serbia  Aleksandr Konuzin. →

Serbian cops go on strike

December 12 2011 17:39

Serbia’s independent police trade union has announced a general strike on Monday. Officers want bigger salaries and payments of all debts that the government owes them since 2010. Police say that they would respond to urgent calls only. The  strike will end only when the officers get what they want. (RIAN) →

Russia’s humanitarian aid arrives in Serbia

December 12 2011 13:34

Russia’s Emergencies Ministry truck convoy with humanitarian aid for Kosovo Serbs has crossed the Romanian-Serbian border into Serbia. Tomorrow, the convoy is due to arrive in Kosovska Mitorvica to hand over the cargo to the Serbian Red Cross in an official ceremony. →

Serbian Deputy PM resigns

December 10 2011 06:51

Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Bozidar Djelic, in charge of European integration, has resigned in the wake of an EU summit in Brussels on Friday postponing decision on granting Serbia official candidate status for EU membership until March 2012. The Albanian authorities in Kosovo, with the support of the U.S. and leading EU countries, declared independence from Serbia in 2008. →

Serbs demonstrate against EU entry

December 9 2011 22:53

The Serbian Radical Party has led a Belgrade demonstration against government plans to take Serbia into the European Union. According to the deputy party leader Dragan Todorovic, EU entry would spell compliance with Western demands to recognize the independence of Kosovo. A Serbia in the EU would no longer be Serbia, Mr Todorovic said. →

Serbia's prospects to get EU membership

December 9 2011 15:29

EU leaders have postponed a decision on Serbia’s bid for EU membership till March 2012, France Press reports. →

 
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