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64 percent of Serbians wouldn't accept NATO's apology - poll
And 64 percent would not accept the western military alliance's apology for the 1999 bombing.
78 Days of Fear: Remembering NATO’s Bombing of Yugoslavia
The army statement said that over 20 buildings had already been hit and that the air campaign was continuing, but insisted that the military's operational and combat readiness was at the highest possible level. It also declared that the mood among the country's soldiers and officers was "unusually high".
Vucic: I assure Europe - Serbia is completely stable
Aleksandar Vucic was responding when asked "whether stability was threatened in the aftermath of the weekend conflict (during oppposition protests)."
"KFOR is silent - but what's Albanian army doing in Kosovo?"
And these are preparations for a possible provoking of violence in the north of Kosovo and Metohija (KiM), the head of the Serbian Assembly's Committee on Kosovo and Metohija has said.
Serbia-Argentina political relations "constantly on rise"
The meeting took place on the margins of the UN Conference on South-South Cooperation, held in Buenos Aires, the Serbian government said.
Kosovo-Serbia Deal Must Ensure War Suspects Face Trial
Roughly two years ago, officials confirmed arrest warrants for 57 Serbs suspected to have been involved in crimes committed in places like Djakovica/Gjakova, Cuska, Pavljan, Zahac and Ljubenic; in the case of the three murdered Bytyqi brothers; and the infamous 'refrigerator trucks' massacre cover-up scheme.
Haradinaj denies Pristina's involvement in Belgrade protests
He described statements about a planned intervention in northern Kosovo as statements "for internal use of Serbian politicians."
RSF on storming of RTS, and public service's reporting
The organization said in a press release that the incident happened last weekend, while those who stormed the premises did so "to protest against its biased coverage and try to make their voice heard."
Chizhov: Moscow does not meddle in others’ affairs
"Is this a democratic way to solve a problem?" Russia's Permanent Representative to the European Union Vladimir Chizhov remarked on the name deal between Greece and North Macedonia during an interview with Kathimerini on the sidelines of the Delphi Economic Forum earlier this month.
Russia recognises North Macedonia by new constitutional name
The Russian Federation has recognised the Republic of North Macedonia by its new constitutional name.
Russia was the first major power to recognise the country by its constitutional name of Republic of Macedonia in August, 1992 after the breakup of the former Yugoslavia.
"I understands bombing is difficult topic for Serbs"
"We are there to protect all people including the Serb community," Stoltenberg said in an interview with TV Prva, and stressed that NATO has no plans to reduce the presence of its troops in Kosovo.
Vucic suggests against military parade on NATO bombing day
Vucic suggested that the military parade, planned for that day, be held instead on Victory Day. May 9.
Serbia supports peaceful resolution of Venezuela crisis
Arreaza is on a bilateral visit to Serbia, where we was also received by a number of cabinet ministers, including Defense Minister Aleksandar Vulin.
"Everyone using force will be detained that instant"
All those who resort to violence will be detained the same second, the president added.
Protests Against Vucic in Belgrade Escalate
Protests against Serbia's President Aleksander Vucic continue, and tensions escalate. On Sunday, protesters tried to enter the presidency during a demonstration provoked by Vucic. They broke through the defensive fence and reached the entrance to the building of the Serbian presidency, Tanjug reported, quoted by BTA.