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OSLO - Wrapping up her first official trip to Norway, Serbian PM Ana Brnabic on Thursday visited the country's Institute of International Affairs, where she gave a lecture on Serbia's European perspective and regional cooperation.

OSLO - Serbian PM Ana Brnabic on Thursday met with representatives of the foreign affairs and defence committee of the Norwegian parliament, noting that Serbia-Norway defence cooperation was very developed in addition to the excellent bilateral relations.

OSLO - On the second day of her visit to Norway, Serbian PM Ana Brnabic met with Norwegian FM Ine Marie Eriksen Soreide, noting that Serbia was exceptionally appreciative of Norway's support for implementation of reforms in Serbia, which she said were aimed at improving the quality of life of all women and men citizens and at accelerating the EU integration process.

OSLO - The political and bilateral relations between Serbia and Norway are very good and friendly and there is ample room to improve economic cooperation, the two countries' PMs, Ana Brnabic and Erna Solberg, said at a meeting in Oslo Wednesday.

OSLO - The excellent Serbia-Norway relations are a potential for enhancing economic cooperation, Serbian PM Ana Brnabic said during a meeting with Kristin Skogen Lund, director general of the Confederation of Norwegian Enterprise, in Oslo on Wednesday.

OSLO - The ICTY's judgement in the Ratko Mladic case comes as no surprise to the Serbian nation but "we need to look to the future, so we finally have a stable country," Serbian PM Ana Brnabic said in Oslo Wednesday.

"We need to leave the past behind," Reuters quoted her as saying.

This is what Prime Minister Ana Brnabic and Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg agreed on Wednesday in Oslo, the Serbian government announced.

During the meeting by which she started her first official visit to the Kingdom of Norway, Brnabic stressed that since 2000 to date, Norway has supported Serbia with more than EUR 250 million in grants and is one of its biggest donors.

60,000 people in Bulgaria suffer from eating disorders, according to unofficial statistics. An anonymous sociological survey among students ages 13 to 19 shows that 5% of girls have anorexia. The study is representative of the city of Sofia. At the same time, it is difficult to cover these patients, as most of them are hiding their suffering, says Monitor.

Norwegian police said on Wednesday they had lowered the national threat assessment, but still regarded an attack by militants as a possibility, reported Reuters. 

The risk level was lowered to "possible" from "likely", reversing an April decision to raise the threat assessment following an Oslo bomb scare and an attack in neighboring Sweden, where four people were killed.

Turkey has withdrawn 40 of its troops from a NATO military drill in Norway after scandals regarding the country’s founder Mustafa Kemal Atatürk and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.