Arandjelovac

Voting will be repeated in the presidential elections at the 21st polling station, while voting for MPs will be repeated at 43 polling stations, it was decided last night at RIK's two separate sessions.
There are places where the repeated voting will coincide for both the president and the parliament.

BELGRADE - Polling stations in Belgrade, Bor, Arandjelovac and Sevojno opened at 7 am for Sunday's local elections.

The polling stations close at 8 pm, which will also mark the end of electoral silence.

BELGRADE - Electoral silence ahead of the local elections in Belgrade, Sevojno, Bor and Arandjelovac began at midnight.

It will last for 68 hours, until the polling stations close at 8 pm Sunday.

BELGRADE - The elections for the Belgrade city assembly will be held on March 4, Serbian Parliament Speaker Maja Gojkovic announced on Monday.

Gojkovic also called local elections in the municipalities of Arandjelovac and Bor for the same date.

ARANDJELOVAC - Serbia has met all the criteria set by the IMF and the institution's Board of Governors should soon confirm this, National Bank of Serbia (NBS) Governor Jorgovanka Tabakovic said Wednesday.

ARANDJELOVAC - The 2018 budget of the Serbian Ministry of Defence will be up by 25 pct, with most of the funds to go to a salary increase for the armed forces personnel, Defence Minister Aleksandar Vulin said on Wednesday.

The salary increase will amount to 10 pct, Vulin said.

Anti-fascist activists have identified a previously little-known street named after Milan Nedic, head of Serbia’s World War II Nazi collaborationist government, in the town of Arandjelovac.

The budget for the Serbian Army for 2018 will be increased by 25 percent compared to this year, and will amount to 70.5 billion dinars.

Defense Minister Aleksandar Vulin said this on Wednesday during a conference in the town of Arandjelovac.

Serbian Defense Minister Aleksandar Vulin said on Wednesday that agreements reached with Pristina in Brussels will not be renegotiated.

Vulin added that the Brussels agreement itself would not undergo any changes.

Defense Minister Aleksandar Vulin said this on Wednesday during a conference in the town of Arandjelovac.

When asked by reporters where most of that money will go to, Vulin replied, "toward improve the standard (of living), that is, the salaries of military employees, that will see a linear increase of ten percent."