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"Stable economic climate encourages investors"
They discussed "cooperation to date and plans for the future projects of the EBRD in the Republic of Serbia," the government has announced.
France and Germany reportedly float "dual sovereignty" plan
The meeting later this month will bring together top representatives of Belgrade and Pristina.
Kosovo ‘Won’t Forgive Serbia’ for Killing Civilians: Parliament Chief
Kadri Veseli at the commemoration. Photo: Kadri Veseli/Facebook.
Hundreds of relatives of victims gathered on Wednesday at a memorial to the 54 ethnic Albanian civilians killed by Serbian forces in the village of Poklek, 25 kilometres west of Pristina, to mark the 20th anniversary of the massacre.
FM: Serbia can't protect its interests without Russia
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said this in Moscow after his meeting with Serbian counterpart Ivica Dacic, adding that the West also needs to force Pristina leaders to stop with provocations and confrontational policy aimed against Belgrade.
Serbian minister opens trading day on London Stock Exchange
Mali did this alongside LSE's CEO Nikhil Rathi, with whom he afterwards discussed the potentials for investing in Serbia and possibilities for cooperation, Tanjug is reporting.
Serbia begins building TurkStream gas conduit stretch
Serbia has started the construction of its section of the TurkStream pipeline to carry Russian natural gas to Europe, country's foreign minister, Ivica Dacic, said on April 16.
Vucic-Putin meeting confirmed for April 26 in China
Aleksandar Vucic and Vladimir Putin will speak in Beijing during a Belt and Road forum.
"Serbian ambassador in Bosnia made undiplomatic statement"
Djordjevic was quoted as saying that that Drvar has always been a Serb town, and Zeljko Komsic thinks this was "undiplomatic."
EU official: "Land swap possible"; Dacic: Taxes first
The Serbian foreign minister and first deputy PM told the daily Blic that Pristina - who last November introduced 100 percent taxes on goods from central Serbia, deadlocking the Kosovo dialogue - should make the first move.
Ambassador blasts media for "scandalous Notre-Dame coverage"
Mondoloni said they presented the fire as punishment for raising the Kosovo flag on the cathedral on the anniversary of the end of World War I.
Belgrade to consider countermeasures against Pristina
The Serbian president and leader of the ruling SNS party told a party gathering in Belgrade that he would face a request to recognize a full independence of Kosovo, without divisions and "full and integral territory of an independent Kosovo."
Bosnia, Serbia Unlikely to Copy Belgium’s Genocide Denial Law
The Srebrenica massacres were classified as genocide by the UN-backed International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia and the International Court of Justice.
Kosovo Widens Oliver Ivanovic Murder Investigation
Oliver Ivanovic. Photo: EPA-EFE/Andrej Cukic.
Syle Hoxha, the prosecutor working on the Oliver Ivanovic murder case, told BIRN on Tuesday that the probe has been widened to include two further suspects with possible links to organised crime.
Serbian foreign minister travels to Moscow
Dacic will meet with Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs Sergei Lavrov, the Serbian government has announced.
Serbian president prepares to meet with Russian counterpart
Vucic and Vladimir Putin are scheduled to meet in Beijing during the Belt and Road forum. Vucic said today that he is honored to be meeting again with Putin.