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President Plevneliev: High Time to Tell Truth about Bulgaria's Past
It is time Bulgarians give their children a truthful account on the communist era that the country went through between 1944 and 1989, President Rosen Plevneliev said on Tuesday.
During an international conference marking the 25th anniversary of the outset of democratic changes, the head of state asserted that "half-truths are the [Bulgarian] transition's biggest mistake."
Footbal clubs owe almost 500 million dinars for pensions only
Footbal clubs owe almost 500 million dinars for pensions only
Football clubs in Serbia avoid paying pension and health insurance to their players and other employees.
For example, football club "Red Star" from Belgrade owes more than 205 million dinars only for pensions, while FC "Partizan" owes around 20 million, according to "Blic."
Italy offers "strong support" for EU bid
Italy offers "strong support" for EU bid
ROME -- Serbia has Italy's strong support on the EU pathway, Jadranka Joksimović, minister without portfolio in charge of EU integration, stated on Monday.
She also stressed that she believes that by the end of Italy's EU presidency, Serbia will receive positive signals from Brussels.
PM says his reaction was "appropriate"
PM says his reaction was "appropriate"
BELGRADE -- Aleksandar Vučić has said that "Serbia showed true hospitality to (Edi) Rama and reacted to his speech appropriately and proudly."
The prime minister said that the policy of his government was "to talk and solve problems," and that he sees is as "a policy of the future."
Minister: Drone incident "caused by Albanian citizen"
Minister: Drone incident "caused by Albanian citizen"
BELGRADE -- Serbian Interior Minister Nebojša Stefanović said late on Monday that the football stadium drone incident on Oct. 14 was caused by "an Albanian citizen."
The incident happened in Belgrade during a Serbia vs. Albania UEFA qualifier, and the drone carried a map showing "Greater Albania".