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BELGRADE - Serbia's Minister of Finance Dusan Vujovic has said that the budget surplus recorded in January and February was based on higher revenue and lower expenditure.

Revenue went up thanks to VAT collection and excise taxes, but also because of non-tax revenue that includes dividends paid by government companies, he told Radio and Television of Serbia on Wednesday.

"COLD WAR" Moscow and Washington want to control telecommunications in Serbia Russia and USA are in the battle for Serbian "Telekom"

On of the biggest Russian companies wants to buy Serbian Telekom. This decision is not just economical, but also strategical.

PM says he discussed "gas supplies from U.S."

BELGRADE -- Serbia "must take care of its energy security" and discussing gas supplies with U.S. representatives "does not mean it is turning its back on Russia."

That is what Prime Minister Aleksanadar Vucic told a news conference in Belgrade on Thursday.

BELGRADE - Marko Djuric, head of the Serbian government's Office for Kosovo-Metohija, stated on Wednesday that the agreement on judiciary, which was initialed in Brussels on Tuesday, will bring about better conditions for Serbs in Kosovo-Metohija.

BELGRADE - Telekom Srbija has issued a public call for bids aimed at selecting a privatization adviser for the sale of this public enterprise, reads a release on its website.

Telekom invites offers for privatization adviser

BELGRADE -- Telekom Srbija has issued a public call for bids to select a privatization adviser for the sale of this public enterprise.

Galatasaray lost key two points against Bursaspor Feb. 1 in its race for the top of the standings in a week that rivals Fenerbahçe and Be?ikta? enjoyed narrow wins.

Galatasaray barely snatched the 2-2 draw against Bursaspor at its home Türk Telekom Arena in a matchday 18 game.

BELGRADE - The Serbian Liberal Council (SLS) and the Movement of United Local Parties (PULS) on Friday joined the opposition patriotic bloc formed by the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) and the Dveri movement in November last year.

EBRD: Serbia "on good reforms path"

BELGRADE -- Serbia is on "a good path in reform implementation and has laid good foundations for long-term development."

This is what experts of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) - which predicts a minimal 0.5 percent economic growth for Serbia in 2015 - said on Wednesday.

BELGRADE - Serbia is on a good path in reform implementation and has laid good foundations for long-term development, experts of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) - which predicts a minimal 0.5 percent economic growth for Serbia in 2015 - said on Wednesday.