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Belgrade, Priština officials to discuss "tensions"
Belgrade, Priština officials to discuss "tensions"
BRUSSELS -- Catherine Ashton asked her team "to call a meeting of the two sides in Brussels in order to to resolve the tensions in Kosovska Mitrovica," Tanjug reported.
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Iran needs 19 times more centrifuges than US wants: Khamenei
Iran will need 19 times more nuclear centrifuges than Washington is seeking to restrict it to in a long-term deal with major powers, its supreme leader said on July 8.
Declaration supporting South Stream signed in Vienna
BELGRADE - President of the Serbian Chamber of Commerce (PKS) Zeljko Sertic signed in Vienna on Thursday, together with his colleagues from Bulgraia and Hungary, a joint declaration of support for the South Stream gas pipeline project and energy stability of the region.
Western Balkan economies forecast to stagnate
VIENNA - The Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies (WIIW) has downgraded its March forecast of economic growth for Western Balkan countries - Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina - by an average 0.5 percent due to austerity measures and the floods that have hit the region.
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Sonja Kaisarevic gets Danubius Young Scientist Award
NOVI SAD - This year's Danubius Young Scientist Award for Serbia has gone to Sonja Kaisarevic, the Novi Sad-based Faculty of Mathematics (PMF) announced on Wednesday.
Kaisarevic received the award, together with other young scientists from the Danube region, at the ceremony in Vienna on June 25.
STEPHEN THE GREAT AND HOLY COMMEMORATION/ The Bell Tower of Piatra Neamt
Also known as the Tower of Stephen, the bell tower, along with St. John the Baptist Church, in its close proximity, make up the Royal Court architectural compound of Piatra Neamt. More elegant than any other similar structures erected by Stephen the Great, the tower of Piatra Neamt was built of unpolished stones, one year after the consecration of the church on October 28, 1499.
100 years since Assassination at Sarajevo
BELGRADE - Today marks 100 years since the June 28, 1914 assassination at Sarajevo of Archduke of Austria-Este Franz Ferdinand that Austria-Hungary used as an excuse for invading Serbia and starting World War One.
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Serbia is doing excellently in EU integration
VIENNA - Austria's Defence Minister Gerald Klug said after a meeting with his Serbian counterpart Bratislav Gasic on Friday that Serbia was making excellent progress towards EU membership, adding that Austria would continue to support Belgrade.
The talks between Belgrade and Pristina are an important step towards the EU, he told a joint news conference in Vienna.
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Gazprom Rejects 'OMV Deal' Reports
Russian Gazprom does not plan to buy a 1/4 share in Austrian oil and gas company OMV, Gazprom Deputy CEO Alexander Medvedev said Friday.
Medvedev thus refuted earlier claims that the state-owned energy concern was eyeing 24.9% of OMV and was in talks with the International Petroleum Investment Co (IPIC) in Abu Dhabi to purchase them.
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MAE: Minister Corlatean participates in EUSDR Annual Forum, in Vienna
Romanian Foreign Affairs Minister Titus Corlatean on Thursday, June 26, participated in the third edition of the Annual Forum of the EU's Strategy for the Danube Region (EUSDR) and in a meeting of chief diplomats, organised on the sidelines of this forum, Romania's Foreign Ministry (MAE) reports in a press release.