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Herzog speaks with Brnabic
BELGRADE - Israeli President Isaac Herzog, who is on an official visit to Serbia on Wednesday, spoke with Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabic in the National Assembly building in the afternoon.
After the meeting, Herzog and Brnabic toured the building and the Israeli president signed a guest book.
Djuric: Serbia to continue to reach out its hand to all partners worldwide
BELGRADE - Recognising the importance of engaging with major global and European actors, Serbia has adopted the "outreached hand" approach in its foreign policy and will continue to reach out its hand to all partners worldwide, Serbian FM Marko Djuric said at a Serbian Diplomacy Day ceremony at the MFA on Wednesday.
Eurovision 2024: When is the final and how to watch it?
The world's biggest live music event involving 37 nations, the Eurovision Song Contest, culminates in Sweden on Saturday.
Roughly 100,000 visitors from 89 countries have descended on host city Malmo during the week for the 68th edition of the competition, which has been marked by anti-Israel protests.
Who is in the final?
Serbian MFA: Bikovic no genocide supporter, but promoter of Serbia
BELGRADE - The Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Thursday dismissed as completely unfounded the accusations by the Ukrainian foreign ministry, which has branded Serbian actor Milos Bikovic a person who "supports genocide and violates international law", and noted that it had honoured Bikovic for his contribution to promoting Serbia.
Mali: Money the least problem when it comes to compulsory military service
BELGRADE - Serbian Deputy PM and Finance Minister Sinisa Mali says funding is the least problem when it comes to the idea of reinstating compulsory military service and notes that there should be "no question about money" in that regard.
He says putting army barracks back into use would be a boost to local economies and cities.
Vucic: Kosovo-Metohija situation will be set up in increasingly harsh manner
BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Monday evening he was afraid the situation regarding Kosovo-Metohija and Republika Srpska would be set up in an "increasingly harsh manner" in the period to come and that the West would become increasingly nervous ahead of the March 17 elections in Russia.