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The Movement of Free Citizens says the appointment of Nebojsa Stefanovic as coordinator of Serbia's security services poses "a danger to national security."

The United Pensioners' Party (PUPS) has proposed that Spain be included, within the team of EU mediators, in the Brussels dialogue of Belgrade and Pristina.

From January 2015 to June 2017, the government of Serbia has requested information about Twitter 40 users, the US company's transparency report shows.

The report was carried by the Center for Investigative Reporting of Serbia (CINS) on its website, the agency Beta said on Monday.

The minimum labor cost in Serbia will be increased to RSD 143 (EUR 1.2) per hour, starting in 2017.

This is according to the president of the Serbian Association of Employers, Nebojsa Atanackovic.

United Russia official Sergei Zheleznyak has confirmed that he invited the leaders of the Montenegrin opposition Democratic Front to Moscow.

The Police (Trade) Union of Serbia (PSS) has announced that a police unit providing security to the president of the Republic has been "disbanded."

According to a statement, carried on Thursday by Beta, this happened in early August, with 80 specially trained officers getting reassigned to various other police units.

Two Serbian ministries have signed an agreement to establish electronic records about Serbian citizens.

The agreement on technical and business cooperation was signed by Minister of Internal Affairs Nebojsa Stefanovic and Minister of State Administration Branko Ruzic.

August 4 is marked as Day of Remembrance of those Serbs killed or expelled during Croatia's "Operation Storm," launched on this day in 1995.

The Croatian military-police offensive, carried out with NATO's support, and that of Croat and Muslim (Bosniak) forces in neighboring Bosnia-Herzegovina, resulted in the expulsion of some 200,000 Serbs, and the deaths of about 2,000.

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Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic met on Monday with his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan in the Mabeyn Palace in Istanbul.

This was their fist meeting since Vucic became Serbia's president, Beta reported, citing Turkey's Andadolu agency.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic met on Monday with his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan in the Mabeyn Palace in Istanbul.

This was their fist meeting since Vucic became Serbia's president, Beta reported, citing Turkey's Andadolu agency.