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Minister Tasovac to open exhibition on Great War
BELGRADE - An exhibition on the Great War will open at the Ethnographic Museum in Belgrade on Monday, shedding light on remarkable ordinary men from Serbian towns and villages, as victors of the Great War.
As announced, Minister of Culture and Information Ivan Tasovac will declare the exhibition open.
New Danube Accident Closes Belgrade Road
City-owned company Beograd put (Belgrade Roads) shut the road to the Ada Huja peninsula after the accident on Saturday, following an appeal from Serbia's Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic.
China's PM Li Keqiang arrives in Belgrade on Monday
BELGRADE - China's Prime Minister Li Keqiang will arrive in Belgrade on Monday for the 3rd Meeting of Heads of Government of China and Central and Eastern European Countries.
Serbia's Prime Minister will welcome his Chinese colleague at the airport. The two will hold a short meeting immediately afterwards, the Serbian government told reporters.
100 years of Battle of Kolubara marked
100 years of Battle of Kolubara marked
BELGRADE -- The 100th anniversary of the Battle of Kolubara was marked with full state and military honors at the memorial complex in Lazarevac, near Belgrade, on Sunday.
The battle was fought in western Serbian between the Serbian Kingdom's army and the invading troops of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in World War I.
Nikolic: Battle of Kolubara victory - military marvel
LAZAREVAC - The 100th anniversary of the Battle of Kolubara, the most important of the battles between the army of the Kingdom of Serbia and the Austro-Hungarian Empire in World War I, was marked with full state and military honors at the memorial complex at the Church of St. Demetrius in Lazarevac, near Belgrade, on Sunday.
Vucic: Serbia common ground between East and West
BELGRADE - Serbia is not a country situated between the East and the West, it is their common ground, Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic says, noting that our strategic vision is to ensure that Serbia is regarded as the crossroads, where the economies, traffic and cultures of South-East Europe meet, and as the bridge connecting the East and the West of the 21st century.