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Vucic: Discussions with Kosovo-Metohija Serbs were difficult

BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Monday evening he had had a difficult conversation with representatives of Kosovo-Metohija Serbs earlier in the day, and noted that there were no easy discussions with EU or US officials either.

"The situation regarding Kosovo is getting complicated; Serbia guards its stance"

"The situation is getting complicated, I'm very worried, just please, remove these fake mayors, and we are ready for a compromise. We need to talk, but I'm begging you for someone to take action. The formation of the CSM must be started," Vui said being hosted at irilica show on TV Happy.

‘Elif Ana’ honored in Russian film festival

Turkish directors Kazım Öz and Semir Aslanyürek's film "Elif Ana" (Mother Elif) has become the winner of the special jury prize and the special organizing committee award at the 32nd International Golden Knight Film Festival in Grozny, Russia.

Serbia’s Jovan Ginic Wins Cannes Rising Star Award

Serbian actor Jovan Ginic has won the Rising Star Award from the Louis Roederer Foundation at this year's Cannes Film Festival, which is presented to the best young actor, the Film Center of Serbia announced.

Ginic won the award for his lead role in Vladimir Perisic's film Lost Country.

Vucic: Rubin an official Albanian lobbyist

BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Monday evening US special envoy James Rubin was an official, paid Albanian lobbyist who had been purposely sent to Kosovo-Metohija during recent elections there to boost Pristina's campaign.

Serbia’s Opposition Parties Call for Protest Following Mass Shootings

After two mass shootings last week that took 17 lives and injured another 20 people, Serbia's opposition has called for a protest on Monday May 8, called "Serbia against violence" with several demands, including bans of reality shows and tabloids spreading lies and violence, and sackings of politicians and heads of the media regulatory body, REM.

Days of mourning have begun in Serbia

In accordance with the Law on Marking the Day of Mourning, certain rules are prescribed.
The regulations on the manner of marking the day of mourning state that authorities and organizations, as well as other legal entities that display the flag, are obliged to lower the flag of the Republic of Serbia to half-mast, i.e. at half mast, with appropriate lighting at night.

Brnabić: A sad day for the media scene in Serbia VIDEO

That's how she assessed the imprisonment of Dragan Vuievi, editor-in-chief of the "Informer" newspaper, and pointed out that as prime minister she has no right to comment on court verdicts.

Vucic: There will be no capitulation or surrender of Serbia

BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Thursday evening there would be no capitulation or surrender of Serbia.

People need to understand the moment we are in, and it is the toughest moment for Serbia because NATO is everywhere around us, Vucic said on a Happy TV talk show.

Vucic signs book of condolences at Syrian embassy

BELGRADE- Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic signed a book of condolences at the Syrian embassy in Belgrade on Monday in the wake of a devastating earthquake in Syria.

"The Republic of Serbia and its citizens share the pain of the citizens of Syria who have lost their loved ones in this enormous tragedy, in the hope that survivors will find the strength for a new beginning."

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