News archive of March 2014
Dacic: Serbia will not erode relations with Russia
BRUSSELS - The Serbian representatives in Brussels voiced the "principled position" that Serbia does not want to take any steps that would lead to an erosion of its relations with the Russian Federation, Serbian Prime Minister Ivica Dacic said late Monday, stressing that no objection was made to the stance, which resulted in "no particular discussion."
Vučić: Best for Serbia under difficult conditions
Vučić: Best for Serbia under difficult conditions
BELGRADE -- Aleksandar Vučić says "the best possible result for Serbia and Serbs in terms of judiciary in Kosovo and Metohija was achieved, under difficult conditions."
He spoke late on Monday after another round of the Kosovo dialogue held in Brussels.
Jankovic ranks 8th, Ivanovic 13th on WTA list
LONDON - Serbia's best-ranked female tennis player Jelena Jankovic dropped by two positions on the latest WTA list and currently holds the 8th place on the list with the score at 4,150 points.
After a short stay at the 6 position, Jankovic returned to the 8th place as she was overtaken by Petra Kvitova of the Czech Republic and Angelique Kerber of Germany.
Insufficient progress in human rights protection
BELGRADE - Belgrade Center for Human Rights states in its annual report that despite being ushered in as the year of reforms, 2013 did not bring any key reforms in the sectors of importance for the promotion and protection of human rights.
Krstic: We need active government
BRUSSELS - Serbia is on a good way to get a government which would conduct reform policy actively, outgoing Serbian Finance Minister Lazar Krstic stated in Brussels on a panel concerning European integration.