Serbia
Sertic: 3,047 enterprises privatized, proceeds at EUR 3.7 bn
KOPAONIK - A total of 3,047 enterprises have been privatized in Serbia until 2015, the proceeds from them totalling EUR 3.7 billion, Minister of Economy Zeljko Sertic said on Wednesday.
Divac appointed Sacramento Kings vice-president
SACRAMENTO - Vlade Divac, Serbian legendary basketball player and president of the Olympic Committee of Serbia, was named Sacramento Kings vice president of basketball and franchise operations, reads the club's website.
Divac will remain in office in the Olympic Committee of Serbia by the end of the next Olympic cycle, which ends after the Games in Rio de Janeiro in 2016.
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President again criticizes war crimes prosecutor
President again criticizes war crimes prosecutor
BELGRADE -- President Tomislav Nikolic has said that Serbia's war crimes prosecutor, while autonomous in his work, is not independent from the state.
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Serbia, Bulgaria example of good neighborly relations, amb.
BELGRADE - Bulgarian Ambassador in Belgrade Angel Dimitrov has hosted a reception to mark the country's Liberation Day, voicing belief that Serbia and Bulgaria will be of use to one another and pointing out they can serve as an example of good neighborly relations.
No deal on vehicle insurance with Kosovo authorities
KOPAONIK - The Serbian Association of Car Insurers could not sign a vehicle insurance agreement with Kosovo's authorities even after three years of negotiations, although it has offered a considerable price cut, the association's secretary general Vladan Manic has said.
"NATO respects Serbia's military neutrality"
"NATO respects Serbia's military neutrality"
BELGRADE -- "We cannot change what happened in the past, but I believe that the relations between Serbia and NATO have improved," says U.S. Admiral Mark Ferguson.
"Today I can say that we are working together and moving forward," the commander of U.S. Naval Forces Europe-Africa added.
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Ferguson: NATO respects Serbia's military neutrality
BELGRADE - We cannot change what happened in the past, but I believe that the relations between Serbia and NATO have improved, and today I can say that we are working together and moving forward, said Admiral Mark Ferguson, U.S. Naval Forces Europe-Africa commander.
Probe into 2008 torching of embassies completed
Probe into 2008 torching of embassies completed
BELGRADE -- Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic has said that the investigation in connection with setting fire to the embassies in Belgrade in 2008 has been completed.
It showed that not all possible measures were taken to prevent the incidents, he said.
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Stefanovic: Probe into 2008 torching of embassies completed
BELGRADE - Serbia's Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic has said that the investigation in connection with setting fire to the embassies in Belgrade in 2008 has been completed, and it showed that not all possible measures were taken to prevent the incidents.
Serbian president hopes Ukraine crisis will not last long
BELGRADE - Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic has expressed hope that the crisis in Ukraine will not last very long, adding that the situation is developing favorably.