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BIRN Fact Check: Serbian Officials Play Numbers Game with Rallies
Protesters wave Serbian flags during a protest walk in Belgrade on April 13. Photo: EPA-EFE/ANDREJ CUKIC
"Berlin has proposal that's not to Pristina's advantage"
"Most likely, it will be proposed that Serbia gets some sort of sovereignty in certain territories of Kosovo," the Pristina-based newspaper said, reiterating that Germany opposes the idea of "border corrections."
Report: Vucic to decide on elections after Berlin and China
According to the article, Vucic has held spoken with his closest associates to tell them he did not would not accept any ultimatums of the opposition. They are not asking for people to live better, they have tycoon terms, Vucic told his associates on Monday, Blic writes.
Serbia and Russia to build nuclear research center
The documents were signed in Sochi, RF, by Serbian Minister of Innovation and Technological Development Nenad Popovic and Russia's Rosatom nuclear energy corporation CEO Alexei Likhachev.
Vucic: Serbs, it's time to unite
The president emphasized that this particularly refers to our interests in Kosovo and Metohija, as well as throughout the region.
Serbia set to issue building permits for TurkStream pipeline
Afterwards, construction works on the stretch will be officially opened, Brnabic told a press conference after the governments of Serbia and Hungary held a joint session in Subotica, northern Serbia, Tanjug is reporting.
"Settle Serbia with Hungarians? There's not enough at home"
"I hear there is an opposition politician who says that many Hungarians will move to Serbia. Unfortunately, we do not have enough Hungarians even at home," Orban said, when asked by journalist to comment about Trifunovic's remark, made during the opposition rally on Saturday.
Hungary is our greatest friend in EU - Serbian FM
The Serbian foreign minister and first deputy PM said this in SUbotica, where a joint session of the two governments is being held, and where he met with Hungarian counterpart Peter Szijjarto.
Thaci: Agreement is possible, no plans to revoke taxes
However, he also said that he ha no plans to revoke the 100 percent taxes Pristina imposed on goods from central Serbia - which Belgrade's condition to continue the dialogue.
Vucic meets with Orban, governments to hold joint session
Vucic and Orban will also a joint session of the governments of the two countries to be held in this town on Monday.
Opposition holds protest, presents demands to authorities
The opposition gave the authorities six days to fulfill their demands.
Criminal Group Distributing Drugs from Bulgaria was Busted in Serbia
Five members of one of the largest drug trafficking groups are detained in Serbia. The group, better known as America, has been importing drugs from Bulgaria to Serbia, the prosecutor's office said.
Institution spokesperson Irena Bielos said the detainees would be questioned today by investigators.
Mirjana Markovic, Milosevic's widow, passes away
According to unofficial information, she died in a hospital in Moscow.
Slobodan Milosevic’s Widow Mirjana Markovic Dies
Mirjana Markovic in 2001. Photo: Koca Sulejmanovic/EPA.
Mirjana Markovic, the widow of the former president of Yugoslavia, Slobodan Milosevic, died in hospital in Moscow on Sunday, Serbian media reported.
Markovic is reported to have undergone surgery several times in Russia recently, after which her condition deteriorated. The cause of death was not immediately made public.
Tens of Thousands Join ‘Biggest Rally Yet’ Against Serbia’s Vucic
Saturday's protests against Serbian government. Photo: BIRN
Tens of thousands of Serbian citizens marched against the government of President Aleksandar Vucic on Saturday, during what the opposition aimed to be the largest in a series of anti-government rallies that have been held weekly for five months.