Latest News from Serbia
IMF mission to begin visit to Serbia on Thursday
BELGRADE - An International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission will begin a two-week visit to Serbia on Thursday.
The visit will start with a plenary meeting of IMF and National Bank of Serbia (NBS) delegations at the NBS on Thursday morning.
Until April 5, the Mission will be discussing a standby arrangement between Serbia and the IMF.
Dacic: EU integration Serbia's strategic commitment, we deserve progress
VIENNA - Serbian FM Ivica Dacic said on Wednesday in Vienna EU integration was Serbia's strategic commitment and that the country deserved progress in that regard.
Vucic meets with Dendias
BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic met on Wednesday with Greek FM Nikos Dendias, who is visiting Serbia.
Mali meets with European, US investors
BELGRADE - Serbian Deputy PM and Finance Minister Sinisa Mali met on Wednesday with representatives of the Bank of America and more than ten European and US investors interested in investing in Serbia and the region.
Miscevic: We must prove we have competent market
BELGRADE - Under economic criteria, a country that wants to become an EU member state must prove that it has a market that is based on competition and economic competence, Serbia's European Integration Minister Tanja Miscevic noted on Wednesday.
Vesic: Serbia to adapt to transformation of automotive industry
BELGRADE - The Serbian Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure and Serbia as a state will work on creating conditions to keep up the intensive, historic changes in the automotive industry, such as vehicle electrification, Minister Goran Vesic said on Tuesday at the opening of the 55th Belgrade Car Show and the 15th Motopassion motorcycle show.
A historic agreement? Serbia and Kosovo reach deal on normalizing relations
Professor James Ker-Lindsay joins Thanos Davelis to break down the EU-brokered agreement that was reached between Serbia and Kosovo over the weekend to normalize ties, and look at what it could mean for the region.
Dendias in Serbia for talks
Minister of Foreign Affairs Nikos Dendias is expected in Serbia Wednesday for talks.
In a statement, the ministry said Dendias will be received by Serbia President Aleksandar Vucic at approximately 2 p.m.
Dacic meets with OSCE's Schmidt in Vienna
VIENNA - Serbian FM Ivica Dacic, who is visiting Austria, met with OSCE Secretary-General Helga Schmidt in Vienna on Wednesday.
Prior to the meeting with Schmidt, Dacic spoke with Austrian Parliament Speaker Wolfgang Sobotka, and his visit to Austria will be concluded with a meeting with FM Alexander Schallenberg.
Vučić met with Daniel T. Lasica, an official of the US European Command
The meeting started at 8:00 a.m. in the building of the General Secretariat, according to the Office for Media Relations of the President of the Republic of Serbia.
"You will experience the same as NATO in Serbia"
In the latest in a series of Moscow reactions to Great Britain's announcement to send depleted uranium ammunition to Ukraine, the Russian Defense Minister reminded today that such ammunition was also used by NATO during the bombing of Serbia in 1999, and that it had a negative impact on the health of NATO soldiers.
PR Stunt or Power-Play? Vucic’s New ‘Movement’ Keeps Serbs Guessing
Serbia's president is promising a new movement above political parties. But what does he really have in mind?
Vucevic: Impression is that Serbia was the more constructive partner in Ohrid
BRUSSELS - Serbian Defence Minister Milos Vucevic said on Tuesday the impression in Brussels was that Serbia had been the more constructive partner in the most recent round of the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue in Ohrid, North Macedonia.
Serbian Mission to EU: Stepinac should not be highlighted in EP
BRUSSELS - In a letter to a Croatian MEP who organised a conference about Croatia's WWII-era Roman Catholic cardinal Alojzije Stepinac in the European Parliament on Tuesday, the Serbian Mission to the EU expressed deep regret over the special highlighting of Stepinac in EP premises as he was a historical figure that opened "painful chapters of the past" in Serbia, diplomatic sources told Tanjug
Vučić: There is no question of membership in the UN and no recognition
After the meeting with the Italian Minister Antonio Tajani, he addressed the journalists, saying that the war in Ukraine places Serbia in a difficult position at the moment. "We're satisfied that we kept the peace," said Vui.