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Agreement on freedom of movement covers Belgrade airport
BELGRADE - Belgrade and Pristina working groups have agreed to expand the freedom of movement agreement to cover the Belgrade airport Nikola Tesla and a number of border crossings, including those leading to Bulgaria and Macedonia, head of the Serbian government office for Kosovo Marko Djuric said on Wednesday.
Croatia Pegs Military Budget For Next Decade
Croatia's Defence Council on Monday stressed the need to keep the military budget intact over the longer term.
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Islamic Jihadists Transiting Croatia, Report Warns
Croatia's Security and Intelligence Agency, SOA, on Sunday warned that Islamist jihadists fighting in Syria and Iraq are using Croatia as a "transit area on their way to and back from" the war zones of the Middle East.
Book Fans Head For Zagreb Literary Festival
Writers and book lovers from the region and beyond are heading to the Festival of World Literature, which kicks off on September 4 in Zagreb, Croatia
Over the following nine days they will be taking part in book presentations, debates with authors and art sessions.
More than 30 well-known writers from the region and from the world will be attending the festival.
Amnesty: Serbia, Kosovo to conduct investigation on missing
NEW YORK - On the International Day of the Disappeared, August 30, Amnesty International urges authorities in Serbia and Kosovo to carry out prompt, independent, effective and impartial investigations against those suspected of enforced disappearances and abductions committed before, during and after the international armed conflict in Kosovo in 1999.
Croatia to Slap Taxes on Savings and Property
Struggling to reduce its hefty budget deficit, Croatia's government on Thursday announced a package of new taxes aimed at cutting the deficit.
The changes include new taxes, changes to existing taxes and scrapping some of the supplements given to salaries in the public sector.