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Marking 100 days since his government came to office, Vucic said on Sunday that Serbia will introduce new austerity measures that will help the country avoid bankruptcy and breathe new life into its economy with two years.

BELGRADE - Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic stated late on Sunday that Serbia most often adjusts its decisions with the EU and respects Ukraine's territorial integrity, but he added that it would be best to avoid introduction of sanctions for Russia due to economic reasons.

DS leader: Government only concerned about itself

BELGRADE -- The government is not concerned about the citizens but only about itself and intends to "sell off all the remaining resources dirt cheap," Bojan Pajtić says.

The leader of the opposition Democratic Party (DS) spoke on Sunday as the government marked its first hundred days in office.

BACKO GRADISTE - Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said on Sunday that the policy of his government is to help the successful find even more success, noting that past governments spent recklessly to cover the losses generated by those who lacked success.

BELGRADE - Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic has signaled that the parliament may hold a closed-door session, during which MPs will be informed about the foreign policy situation that the country is in.

PM: Contract with Fiat will remain secret

BELGRADE -- PM Aleksandar Vučić was in parliament on Thursday where he answered deputies' questions, and revealed that the Fiat contract would not be made public.

Regarding the contract "with NIS," reports quoted Vučić as saying that he "made remarks personally to Russian President Vladimir Putin."

"State wouldn't give tycoons subsidies - so they took state"

BELGRADE -- The opposition Democrats (DS) say the offer to Milan Beko to take over as head of Serbian Railways is an unprecedented case of flagrant violation of the law.

Businessman Milan Beko on Thursday said he had accepted an offer from Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic to become director of the state-owned enterprise Serbian Railways.

“As someone who has often pointed out the problems that Serbian society and economy face, it would be extremely unfair of me to refuse such an offer,” Beko told the daily Blic newspaper on Thursday.

BELGRADE - Serbia's government stands ready to guarantee the most favorable conditions for foreign investors to do business in Serbia, Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said during a meeting he had with Swiss Parliament member Christa Markwalder in Belgrade Wednesday.

BELGRADE - Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic conferred in Belgrade on Wednesday with Upper Austria Minister of Labour, Economy, Tourism, Sports and European Affairs Michael Strugl concerning the improvement of political and economic cooperation between the two countries.