Dragan Djuric

The Tijana Juric Foundation, an organisation named after a murdered teen and which campaigns for the safety of children in Serbia, is due to submit a petition on Thursday in support of giving life prison terms without parole for convicted killers of minors and pregnant women.

Serbia's ruling SNS party has taken 76 percent of all votes cast in the local elections held on Sunday in the town of Bela Palanka, southeastern Serbia.

President of the Municipal Election Commission Dragan Djuric announced this and said the party will have 24 councilors.

Serbia's parliament on Thursday amended the Police Act to ensure that the police search for a missing child begins right after parents notify the disappearance, rather than waiting for 48 hours, as was the law until now.

The law change has been named "Tijana's Law" in homage to Tijana Juric, a teenager whose disappearance last July and murder stunned the country.

Three persons arrested over Zvornik attack

Zvornik -- Three persons were arrested and questioned by the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) of Bosnia-Herzegovina in connection with the Zvornik attack.

The terrorist attack on a police station in this town in the Serb entity (RS) in Bosnia-Herzegovina took place on Monday, April 27.

BANJA LUKA - Three persons were arrested and questioned at the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) of Bosnia-Herzegovina in connection with the terrorist attack on a police station in Zvornik, Republika Srpska (RS).

From young man to Wahhabi terrorist in three months

Nerdin Ibric (24), who killed police officer Dragan Djuric and wounded his two colleagues two nights ago in police station in Zvornik, became a terrorist in just three months.

Family members, as well as hundreds of citizens and officials gathered on Wednesday in the village of Karakaj near Zvornik to bury Dragan Djuric, a Bosnian Serb policeman killed on Monday in an attack on the police station in the eastern town of Zvornik.

BELGRADE - Serbia will help Republika Srpska (RS) fight terrorism and fundamentalism, Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic said after a meeting he had with RS President Milorad Dodik in Belgrade on Wednesday.

BELGRADE - Serbia will help Republika Srpska (RS) fight terrorism and fundamentalism, Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic said after a meeting he had with RS President Milorad Dodik in Belgrade on Wednesday.

Bosnia's two entities, the Serb-dominated Republika Srpska and the mainly Bosniak and Croat Federation entity, marked the day of mourning on Wednesday for the victim of Monday's terrorist attack in the eastern town of Zvornik.

A policeman, Dragan Djuric, was killed by a gunman and two other policemen were wounded.