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Ilic: 1,500- 2,000 flooded facilities should be torn down
BELGRADE - Velimir Ilic, Serbia's minister without portfolio responsible for emergency situations, has said that, in the flood-affected areas he toured, 1,500-2,000 housing facilities should be torn down.
Ilic told the Belgrade-based daily Vecernje Novosti that he toured over 80 percent of the flood-hit areas.
Mihajlovic: Clear picture of damage in 10 days
BELGRADE - Zorana Mihajlovic, Serbia's deputy prime minister and minister of construction and infrastructure, said on Monday that, in 10 days' time, authorities will get a final and clear picture of the damage that local self-governments sustained during the recent severe flash floods, noting that the repair of the critical infrastructure and return of the people to their homes before winter co
UK Minister for Europe in Serbia on Monday
BELGRADE - UK Minister for Europe David Lidington is coming to Belgrade on Monday to talk with Serbia's top officials about UK-Serbia relations and other relevant issues.
As the Serbian president's office has announced, President Tomislav Nikolic will first receive Lidington, and the UK official will then meet Ivica Dacic, Serbia's first deputy prime minister and foreign minister.
European Rowing Championship closes at Ada Ciganlija
BELGRADE - The final race of men's eight that ended in Germany's victory ahead of Russia and the UK marked the end of the European Rowing Championship in Belgrade, which had lasted three days.
The championship was held at Ada Ciganlija and included 36 countries, which was the biggest number yet, but the competition also proved to be of the best quality so far.
Serbian patriarch visits Albania, nationalist protest
Serbian patriarch visits Albania, nationalist protest
TIRANA -- Leaders of Orthodox Christian churches - including a delegation of the Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) headed by Patriarch Irinej - were in Albania on Sunday.
They consecrated the Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ in the country's capital, Tirana.
Opposition Democratic Party has new leader
Opposition Democratic Party has new leader
BELGRADE -- Bojan Pajtić has been elected the new president of the Democratic Party (DS), replacing its former leader Dragan Đilas, his sole rival in the party election.
A total of 1,461 delegates backed Pajtić at the party's electoral assembly meeting on Saturday, while 1,277 voted for Đilas, former Belgrade mayor.