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Vojislav Seselj: I'm Looking for Revenge!

"If I come to Serbia, I will not be dealing with my medical care, instead of that, I will focus all my power to revenge", Šešelj told Serbian diplomats in The Hague Tribunal yesterday.

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BELGRADE - The amendments to the law on public notaries and the law on real estate transactions, which are in parliamentary procedure, are in line with the Serbian constitution, and meet the "legitimate demands of the associations of lawyers" that have launched the ongoing strike of lawyers, Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic said on Wednesday.

SMEDEREVO - Labour Minister Aleksandar Vulin said on Wednesday the lawyer protest held in Belgrade on Tuesday was a political rally that sought to change the current government and he called on the lawyers to show that they were capable of reaching an agreement and to start working.

BELGRADE - Solving the issues of excess workforce and land ownership should be the government's priorities in bringing the privatisation process to a conclusion, said the participants of Monday's presentation of Privatisation in Serbia, a study conducted by the National Alliance for Local Economic Development (NALED) with support from the USAID.

BELGRADE - Justice Minister Nikola Selakovic urged on Friday, on behalf of the government and the Justice Ministry, all bar associations in Serbia to continue the talks on the issues they pointed out as relevant, and called on them to end the strike, the minister's office stated in a release.

BELGRADE - The Serbian government made the decision to establish a coordination body for gender equality, headed by Deputy Prime Minister Zorana Mihajlovic.

The coordination body will consider all issues and coordinate the public administration's work in relation to gender equality in Serbia, the deputy prime minister's office said in a release on Thursday.

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