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Vucic's inauguration: From CSTO to NATO, Rogozin to Yee

Aleksandar Vucic's presidential inauguration will be "unlike all previous ones" - and will, as he announced, bring together guests from around the world.

The ceremony will be held on Friday at the Palace of Serbia in New Belgrade. Among the 5,000 expected guests will be regional leaders and envoys of world powers that stand on opposite sides.

Belgrade: Park to be named after Gavrilo Princip, Yury Gagarin to get monument

The Belgrade City Assembly will on Thursday pass decisions to name several streets and squares in the Serbian capital.

In the municipality of Vracar, a street will be named after Russian diplomat Nikolai Hartvig, while the former Financial Park in Savski Venac will be named after Gavrilo Princip.

A monument to Princip is already located in the park.

Vucic plans to move Presidency seat to New Belgrade - report

Serbia's Prime Minister and president-elect Aleksandar Vucic will move the seat of the Serbian Presidency to the Palace of Serbia, in New Belgrade.

This is according to a report published by the daily Vecernje Novosti on Wednesday, which noted that Vucic has made announcements to this effect before the April 2 election.

Former ombudsman Sasa Jankovic starts his presidential campaign

New Belgrade's Hala Sportova on Sunday hosted a gathering that marked the beginning of former Citizens' Ombudsman Sasa Jankovic's presidential campaign.

Those who showed up at the packed sports venue included the numerous public figures who previously signed an appeal to Jankovic to run, as well as officials from several opposition parties.

Former ombudsman starts his presidential campaign

New Belgrade's Hala Sportova on Sunday hosted a gathering that marked the beginning of former Citizens' Ombudsman Sasa Jankovic's presidential campaign.

Those who showed up at the packed sports venue included the numerous public figures who previously signed an appeal to Jankovic to run, as well as officials from several opposition parties.

Serbian Rightist Activist Faces Charges Over Mural Dispute

Serbian right-wing activist Misa Vacic faces charges over alleged threats he made to Jelena Pajovic van Reenen - an activist from Civil Society House Foundation - on Facebook in a dispute over a mural that had appeared in Belgrade.

She filed the charges against Vacic on December 12 on the grounds of danger to her personal safety against Vacic.

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