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Belgrade airport welcomes four-millionth passenger
BELGRADE - Belgrade's Nikola Tesla Airport welcomed on Tuesday its four-millionth passenger this year, and Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic congratulated Serbia's first airport, opened for regular commercial flights 52 years ago, on reaching this important milestone.
The four millionth passenger served this year is student Nikola Miljkovic, who travelled to Banjaluka.
JDP’s play Dragonslayers receives ovation in Prague
BELGRADE - Dragonslayers (Zmajeubice), a play written by Serbian playwright Milena Markovic and directed by Iva Milosevic, has been staged with great success before a packed out National Theatre in Prague, Belgrade-based Yugoslav Drama Theatre (JDP) said in a release on Tuedsay.
Serbian MPs Queried for Observing East Ukraine Polls
Two MPs from Serbia's ruling Progressive Party are in hot water for monitoring separatist elections in eastern Ukraine.
Following opposition accusations about their actions in parliament, Progressive Party MP Zoran Babic said the two MPs went to the separatist headquarters of Donetsk as citizens and not as representatives of the Serbian parliament.
Funding for science inadequate, 12,500 researchers in Serbia
BELGRADE - About 0.34 percent of Serbia's budget was set aside for science this year, which is not enough, and the amount should increase significantly in the coming year, said participants in Tuesday's debate at the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts (SANU) on the status and prospects for science in Serbia.
Serbian president congratulates Dodik on election victory
BANJA LUKA - Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic has congratulated Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik on his re-election as head of that political entity in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Dodik's office stated on Tuesday.
Dacic confers with Belarusian ambassador
BELGRADE - Serbian Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic spoke to Belarusian Ambassador to Serbia Vladimir Chushev on Tuesday about joint activities for the marking of the 20th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Serbia and Belarus.
Dacic and Chushev also discussed other current bilateral matters, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement.
Russian patriarch to visit Belgrade in mid-November
Russian patriarch to visit Belgrade in mid-November
BELGRADE -- Russian Patriarch Kirill will in mid-November visit Belgrade and along with Serbian Patriarch Irinej consecrate a monument to Russian Emperor Nicholas Romanov.
Tanjug said this was confirmed on Tuesday by the Belgrade Patriarchate of the Serbian Orthodox Church.
"Goldman Sachs" wants to buy confiscated estates in Serbia
"Goldman Sachs" wants to buy confiscated estates in Serbia
Banking group "Goldman Sachs" could soon become the owner of all estates confiscated from citizens and companies due to credit debts.
Serbia's goverment is negotiating with "Goldman Sachs" about establishment of a fund for risky loans, according to "Blic".