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Xinhua: European Countries Turning to East for Vaccines amid Supply Shortage
- Two weeks after Hungary announced that it had reached a deal with China's Sinopharm, the first batch of Sinopharm vaccine arrived in Budapest on Feb. 16, which will enable a mass immunization of 2.5 million people.
New contingent of 500.000 vaccines arrive from China on Vučić's birthday
The leader of the People's Republic of China agreed on this delivery with the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vui.
The vaccines should be delivered on March 5, on the birthday of President Vui, "Novosti" reported.
Second part of the "greeting card": A "non-paper" prepared for Serbia
According to the Belgrade media, that document will contain concrete expectations from Belgrade in the process of resolving the issue of Kosovo and Metohija.
Vučić: If you thought so - you were wrong VIDEO / PHOTO
The meeting started at 2.30 p.m., in the building of the General Secretariat of the President of the Republic. The meeting was also attended by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nikola Selakovi.
The former Metropolitan of Zagreb and Ljubljana, Porfirije, was elected patriarch on Thursday, February 18, and was enthroned a day later in the Cathedral Church in Belgrade.
Migrants on Westward Trek Meet Kindness in Romania’s Timisoara
Overwhelmed by an influx of asylum seekers, the authorities had failed to find a facility where the migrants could follow the 14-day quarantine rule required of every visitor from "yellow" zones, so called because of their high incidence of COVID-19.
Secretary General of Reporters Without Borders welcomed the verdict against Simonović
"A Belgrade court has sentenced the local politician Dragoljub Simonovic to a 4-year prison term for ordering the 2018 arson attack on the home of investigative journalist Milan Jovanovic. We welcome the first-instance verdict as good news for #pressfreedom in Serbia", Deloire said.
First party session, then Vučić's address
After the session, President of Serbia and the leader of the SNS, Aleksandar Vui, will address the citizens.
In Hostile Serbian Parliament, MP Fights for Rights of ‘Enemy’ Albanians
As a political representative of ethnic Albanians in Serbia, Shaip Kamberi never had it easy.
It got a whole lot harder, however, when an election last year yielded a parliament dominated by the party of President Aleksandar Vucic and its allies, leaving Kamberi and his five Albanian and Bosniaks colleagues as the only opposition MPs in the 250-seat assembly.
OSCE Chides Kosovo for Preventing Entry of Serbian Journalists
The OSCE Mission in Kosovo has said it is "concerned" about the recent denial of entry to the country by journalistic crews from Serbia at the Jarinje crossing point.
Kosovo’s Next Foreign Policy: A Wish List
To help flesh this out, here is my wish list for what an active, innovative and principled foreign policy should include:
End the custodian and vassal relationships
Supporters of the Vetevendosje party celebrate the party's projected victory in the parliamentary elections, in Pristina, Kosovo, 2021. Photo: EPA-EFE/VALDRIN XHEMAJ
Serbia vaccinated more than a million people
According to the number of vaccinated per million inhabitants, Serbia is second in Europe, after Great Britain.
In the world, Serbia ranks 6th in the number of vaccinations per million inhabitants, after Israel, the Seychelles, the United Arab Emirates, Great Britain and the United States.
Media: If Pristina makes a move, five countries are ready for derecognition
If Pristina violates the agreement according to which it should refrain from applying for admission to international organizations, Belgrade will ask those countries to activate the process of withdrawing recognition, Vecernje Novosti reported, citing sources in the Government of Serbia.
Kosovars Take to Streets to Mark State’s 13th Birthday
Marking the 13th anniversary of Kosovo's proclamation of independence, at a ceremony organised at the compound of the Kosovo Security Force KSF, the country's Acting President, Vjosa Osmani, recalled the past struggle for independence and the future goal of "integration into the community of European nations".
Lajcak: It is absolutely possible
"It is in their interest, in the interest of the whole region, and, of course, in the interest of the EU, too", EU Special Representative for Dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina told "Danas" today, when asked what they would do if there was no compromise on the issue.
Timisoara Mayor Fritz comes to Ministry of Interior to draw attention on flow of migrants through his city
Timisoara City Mayor, Dominic Fritz, has come to the Ministry of Interior to discuss with Minister Lucian Bode about the problem of migrants coming from Serbia and wanting to illegally cross the border with Hungary. "I want to draw attention to the fact that we now have over two thirds of these migrants who are registered in Timisoara.