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Lagumdzija to visit Belgrade on Wednesday
BELGRADE - Foreign Minister of Bosnia-Herzegovina Zlatko Lagumdzija will visit Belgrade on Wednesday and meet with the highest state officials of Serbia.
Lagumdzija is set to meet with Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic, the Serbian government released.
Lagumdzija will also confer with Serbia's First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic.
Vucic: Time to live and work for Serbia
TEKERIS, Aug 19 (Tanjug) - It is time that we live and work for Serbia like our ancestors, who gave everything for freedom and the country in World War I, Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said on Tuesday in Tekeris, near Loznica, at the main ceremony commemorating the centenary of the Battle of Cer, in which Serbian forces won the first Allied victory in the Great War.
Trucks wait up to 12 hours on border crossing in west
Trucks wait up to 12 hours on border crossing in west
BELGRADE -- Trucks are on Tuesday waiting up to 12 hours to leave Serbia on the Batrovci border crossing with Croatia, the Serbian Interior Ministry (MUP) has announced.
At the same time, passenger vehicles leaving Serbia on the Gostun crossing must wait about 30 minutes.
International children's folklore festival opens in Uzice
UZICE - The 6th Licitar Heart international children's folklore festival has opened in Uzice, western Serbia, with a ceremony that involved its 850 participants.
The festival, which opened late Monday, features 27 folklore groups from 10 countries, which will be performing on nearby Mt Zlatibor, in Mokra Gora, Pozega, Bajina Basta, Visegrad and Republika Srpska until August 23.
Chepurin: Serbia must be ready to seize export opportunity
UZICE - The possibilities for Serbian-Russian economic cooperation are great at this moment and Serbia must be ready to seize that opportunity, Russian Ambassador Alexander Chepurin said in Uzice.
In the wake of the embargo on European goods, Serbian agriculture has a great opportunity on the Russian market, which offers great possibilities, he said.
DS: Given no abuse, investigation to strengthen rule of law
NOVI SAD - The Committee of the Democratic Party (DS) of the Autonomous Province (AP) of Vojvodina has said that the party will view the setting up of a police investigative team to examine activities of four institutions in Vojvodina as a contribution to the rule of law in Serbia if the investigation is not abused for political purposes.
Over 4,000 migrants seek asylum in Serbia
BELGRADE - Deputy Protector of Citizens Milos Jankovic has said that more than 4,000 migrants from Asian and African countries whose ultimate goal is reaching Western Europe countries expressed intention to seek asylum in Serbia in the first half of this year.
5-hour, 30-minute wait times at borders with Croatia,Hungary
BELGRADE - Due to increased traffic, cargo vehicles exiting Serbia at the Batrovci border crossing into Croatia wait for about five hours, the press office of the Serbian Interior Ministry has said in a statement.