Vienna

VIENNA - OSCE Chairperson-in-Office Ivica Dacic has said that the start of Serbia's chaimanship is very important for the country's international position.

VIENNA - The OSCE'S 57 participating States have adopted a declaration condemning last week's terrorist attacks in France.

"We need to be unequivocal in condemning all forms of terrorism while ensuring that our societies remain united against attempts to create divisions on the basis of religion or ethnicity," OSCE Chairperson-in-Office and Serbian Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic said.

OSCE adopts declaration on France attacks

VIENNA -- The OSCE'S 57 participating States have adopted a declaration condemning last week's terrorist attacks in France.

"Kosovo can join OSCE if there is political deal"

VIENNA -- Serbian FM and OSCE chairperson Ivica Dacic said on Thursday that the demands for Kosovo to join the OSCE are "nothing new."

VIENNA - OSCE Chairman and Serbian Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic stated on Thursday that it is unrealistic to expect that Serbia will be the country that will solve major world problems and crisis, but underlined that Serbia wants and can help in the dialogue between parties.

Romania is participating with a national stand in the International Tourism Fair Ferien - Messe Wien, which is held January 15 to January 18 in Vienna, according to the Romanian Cultural Institute's website.

Romanian folk ensemble pose after performing at the 2013 International Tourism Fair Ferien ? Messe Wien
Photo credit: (c) Isabela PAULESCU / AGERPRES ARCHIVE

VIENNA - Serbia took over the OSCE chairmanship on Thursday and its Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic said in Vienna the international community should remain vigilant in the face of new terrorist threats, and that Ukraine remained the central issue for the OSCE in 2015.

Serbia takes helm of OSCE "at difficult moment"

VIENNA -- Serbia on Thursday, during a meeting in Vienna, formally and officially took leadership of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE).

OSCE: Pressure on journalists unacceptable

VIENNA -- Dunja Mijatovic, OSCE's media freedom representative, says she has regular contacts with Serbian authorities although they "don't always see eye to eye."

The Vienna-based International Press Institute (IPI), a global network of editors, media executives and leading journalists, has condemned a raid by Turkish police on the printing press of daily Cumhuriyet to inspect the newspaper, which the authorities feared might contain insulting images of the Prophet Muhammad.