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Schools, high schools and language centers in the UK, Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany and Romania on Saturday and Sunday, from 11.00 to 16.00, in Bucharest, present their educational offer in the World Education Fair.

Photo credit: (c) Alex TUDOR / AGERPRES PHOTO

Greek FinMin Yanis Varoufakis said the leftist government in Greece could suspend the implementation of some pre-election pledges in order to “build trust” with partners and lenders.

Varoufakis made the eyebrow-raising statement at an economic forum in affluent Lake Como, a quip expected to generate a cascade of reactions back in recession-plagued Greece.

By Harry van Versendaal

Morgan Knibbe did not set out to make an objective documentary about one of the biggest problems facing Europe today: the plight of migrants and refugees on the continent.

BELGRADE - The companies, which applied to manage the Serbian steel mill Zelezara Smederevo, have finished their presentations, and the government will continue to negotiate with the ones that have the best programs.

Minister of Economy Zeljko Sertic said that the decision on the choice of the company will be announced in the coming days.

INDIAN WELLS - Serbia's tennis player Bojana Jovanovski made a winning start at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells on Thursday evening, defeating Kiki Bertens of the Netherlands in two sets - 6:3, 6:4.

Jovanovski will next face Belinda Bencic of Switzerland who skipped the first round as 31st seed.

The prize fund of the tournament in California totals USD 5.38 million.

GENEVE - The Serbian national football team has dropped by one position to 40th in the latest FIFA world rankings.

With 709 points, Serbia is ahead of Nigeria (701), Iran (692) and Sweden (663), and behind Scotland (727), Cape Verde (762) and Wales (763).

INDIAN WELLS - Serbia's Filip Krajinovic has reached the main draft of the ATP Masters tournament in Indian Wells, after beating Australia's Luke Sevil 6-1 7-6(3) in the second round of the qualifications on Thursday.

Nikos Vertis, a popular Greek singer with several platinum albums and innumerable radio hits, recently had a street named after him in Toronto, thanks to an initiative of his fans.

The talented singer shared photo proof of this important event in his life on Instagram, along with the following caption:

This week was a social busy week. First of all, a friend invited me to try the dinner on the new menu in his restaurant, Asitane. It was the first time that someone invited me for such a test evening here in Turkey and I felt honored. When I arrived, I was in shock; Batur Durmay had invited around 50 people for the evening.

By Karl Stagno Navarra & Alessandro Speciale

European Central Bank President Mario Draghi told Greek officials they face a critical situation and must let euro-area representatives return to Athens if they are ever going to obtain more aid, according to two European officials.