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Albania, Kosovo Keep ISIS Suspects Behind Bars
The Court of Serious Crimes in Tirana on Monday decided to keep in jail four Albanians suspected of terrorism, who have refused to be represented by lawyers.
It came after Albanian police on Saturday announced the results of a regional anti-terrorist police operation conducted in Albania, Kosovo and Macedonia, and said investigations are still continuing.
Kremlin Denies Allegations of 'Russian Nationalists' Coup Plot in Montenegro
BELGRADE - Russia played no role in an alleged coup plot and an assassination attempt of Montenegrin Prime Minister Milo Dukanovic, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Monday.
Montenegro says foiled "Russian nationalists" plan to kill PM Djukanovic
Photo: RTS
BELGRADE - A special prosecutor investigating an alleged plot to sway last month's election in Montenegro said on Sunday a group of "Russian nationalists" had planned to assassinate Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic to get an opposition party into power, Reuters reports.
12 pct more tourists visit Serbia
BELGRADE - A total 2.12 mln tourists visited Serbia between January and September 2016 -12 pct more than last year, a statement of the Tourist Organization of Serbia said.
In the recorded period there were 1.15 mln domestic tourists - 13 pct more than last year and 11 pct more international tourists - 977,000.
NATO "doesn't mind" Serbia-Russia military exercise
NATO Deputy Secretary-General Rose Gottemoeller says the Western military organization "has nothing against" the joint Serbia-Russia-Belarus exercise.
"Democratic" silence of Europe
Djukanovic says Montenegro needs Euro-Atlantic integration. Montenegro must comply with European standards, said the Prime minister. Perhaps the country's political processes are also required to meet democratic standards and rules adopted in Europe.
Montenegro Hosts NATO Exercise Amid Russian Tension
An international military exercise called "Montenegro 2016", involving servicemen and women from the 32 NATO member and partner countries, started in the capital Podgorica on Monday
The consequence management field exercise, organized jointly by the Euro-Atlantic Disaster Response Coordination Centre, EADRCC, and the Montenegrin Interior Ministry, ends on Friday.
Russian embassy: No formal notification on deportation
MOSCOW, BELGRADE - The Russian embassy in Belgrade said Friday it had received no formal notification about an alleged "deportation of Russian citizens from Serbia over involvement in plotting terror attacks in Montenegro on October 16, when the parliamentary elections were held there", TASS reports.