Vranje

Serbia, champion of the vaccination process in the Balkans, has donated thousands of jabs to its neighbours, including Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia and Montenegro.

Albania recently started doing the same, helping Kosovo, the only country in the region that did not start its vaccination process at all.

He stressed that Serbia is strong enough to continue building a better future even without reaching an agreement on this problem.

In that city he attended the presentation of projects supporting Serbia's development through the program "Norway for You."

The goal of the project is to contribute to a balanced socio-economic development in Serbia through increasing employment opportunities, especially of vulnerable and marginalized groups in 91 local self-governments.

The complaint as been filed to the First Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade.

Sabic reacted in this way because of suspicion that in the actions of one or more employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) contain elements of the criminal offense of unauthorized collection of personal data.

But Pristina-based newspaper Koha Ditore is reporting that the five men have been released "immediately after they were questioned."

The commission's chairman, Darko Laketic, announced this after the Assembly voted to establish the body.

Laketic said that the commission will start work once the Assembly confirms its composition, and explained that proposed members come from the ruling SNS and SPS parties, and opposition DS, Dveri, and SRS.

Jugoslav Cvetanovic was shot and killed in the the center of the southern Serbian town of Vranje in the night between Tuesday and Wednesday.

The killer or killers fired about 30 bullets, "most likely using a silencer," at Cvetanovic, a figure that was "known to the police."

The news website Presheva Jone (Our Preshevo) will soon launch a newspaper in Albanian under the same name with a daily circulation of 1,000 copies, Serbian website Juzne vesti (Southern News) reported on Monday.

VRANJE - Serbian PM Ana Brnabic on Tuesday launched a new packaging line at a British American Tobacco (BAT) plant in Vranje, southern Serbia.

Brnabic put the line - worth over 3 mln euros - into operation during a tour of the plant with Minister of Labour Zoran Djordjevic, Minister of Economy Goran Knezevic and BAT executives.

Vukasin Obradovic, who started Vranjske novine, a respected independent weekly newspaper in the southern Serbian town of Vranje, announced on Tuesday that he was going on hunger strike in protest over his title's shutdown and the decline of media freedom in the country.