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Serbian Police Probe Mass Data Theft Claim
Police are investigating claims by a group of hackers that they have got hold of data on everyone in the country.
"We have whole Serbia in our hands. We have almost all information about Serbian citizens, starting from their ID numbers to information on what they do, where they live and what are their phone numbers," the hackers wrote in an email sent to the media on Thursday.
Albania and Bosnia Lag in Europe GDP Table
Albania has the lowest Gross Domestic Product, GDP, per capita and the lowest Actual Individual Consumption, AIC, of 37 European countries, according to a report by the EU statistics agency Eurostat.
The research covered all EU member states, plus Switzerland, Iceland, Norway, Albania, Macedonia, Serbia, Turkey, Montenegro, Bosnia and Albania.
EU praises reforms, no timeframe for first chapter
EU praises reforms, no timeframe for first chapter
BELGRADE -- In the conclusions that are to be adopted at next week's meeting of the Council of Ministers, the EU praises Serbia for the reforms implemented, RTS reported.
However, the document does not set a timeframe for the opening of the first negotiation chapter.
Tiepolo, from Udine to Belgrade exhibition opens
BELGRADE - An exhibition entitled Tiepolo, from Udine to Belgrade, which focuses on the work of Venitian painter Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, has been opened at the Belgrade National Museum.
Belgrade hosts forum on battle against terrorism and crime
BELGRADE - An EU-Western Balkans interior ministers' forum on the battle against international terrorism, crime and corruption will be held in Belgrade on Friday.
The meeting is organised by the Serbian interior and justice ministries, with support from Italy, as the presiding country of the EU, and the European Commission.