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"All the vaccines will be acknowledged"
Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic said last night that Serbia has excellent results, not only in the field of vaccination but also in the economy, that it represents a role model for many, even when it comes to digital passports, which, as she said, everyone aknowledges.
Kosovo PM Revives Plan to Sue Serbia for Genocide
But Veseli's proposal was described as political opportunism by opponents within Kosovo, and dismissed by international experts as impractical and extremely unlikely to succeed.
A clear message from the Bundestag: Germany unlawfully changed the borders of Serbia
Alternative for Germany MP, Jens Kestner, posed this question in the Bundestag yesterday.
266.000 new doses of vaccine; Loncar called on young people to get vaccinated VIDEO
Health Minister Zlatibor Loncar and Chinese Ambassador to Serbia Chen Bo welcomed a new contingent of vaccines.
Ambassador Chen Bo congratulated Serbia on the results achieved in vaccination.
Romanian Foresters Association to issue "Romanian Wood" trademark to relevant companies
The Romanian Foresters Association (ASFOR) has registered at the State Office for Inventions and Trademarks (OSIM) the "Romanian Wood" trademark, which aims to capitalize on wood products from Romania, only from sustainable-managed forests, operated by Romanian companies and capitalized on transparently.
Croatia Identifies Five Exhumed Bodies of War Victims
Five people who had been missing since the 1991-95 war in Croatia were identified on Friday at the forensic department in the eastern town of Osijek.
Among those whose remains were identified was Croatian soldier Tomislav Balic, a member of Croatian Army's 204th Vukovar Brigade.
Significantly reduced numbers of newly infected
13 people died of COVID-19.
There are 67 patients on respirators.
In the last 24 hours, 9.928 people were tested, and since the outbreak of the epidemic, 4.061.461 people.
Since the beginning of the epidemic, 709.269 patients with coronavirus have been registered in our country, and 6.752 people have died.
"Work-free Sunday? All right, go to those countries"
"It is unbelievable to see a factory in Priboj after 40 years," the president said during the tour.
As he added, spouses Selma and Samir Rustemovi are responsible for many things.
"I will especially thank Dirk and Jens who invested money and did this, our German friends. Selma pushes with energy like a bulldozer, and Samir plays his part," he said jokingly.
Vučić: We will have a lot of problems re: Kosovo. I'm afraid it will start these days
While visiting the newly constructed hotel, he said that everything else in Serbia is going better, but that he is worried about the problem of Kosovo.
"I am afraid that this will accelerate, under pressure," he said.
Four Balkan Countries Eye Eurovision Crown
Albania, Bulgaria, Greece and Serbia have all qualified for the final of the 65th Eurovision Song Contest, to be held on Saturday, May 22, 2021 in Rotterdam. Some 26 countries made it to the final in total.
Written statement of Nebojsa Stefanovic: I have put up with the lies for a long time
He said that these lies were spread by Dragan Djilas, Vuk Jeremic, Bosko Obradovic and their various spokespersons such as Aleksic, Tepic and the like.
Serbia Mulls Sacking Ambassador for Supporting Poland’s LGBT community
Serbian Foreign Minister Nikola Selakovic stated that the Belgrade government is considering the recall of its Warsaw Ambassador, Nikola Zurovac, who signed a letter of support to the Polish LGBT community without consulting the ministry or government.
Selakovic said he was supposed to be in Poland now, but that Polish officials had now cancelled his planned meetings in Warsaw.
Lawsuit against Serbia still possible? "Unexpected" assistance offered
First of all, as Kosovo Online reports, this is due to the fact that the Hague Tribunal did not investigate Slobodan Milosevic on the account of this act, but it also points out that it is ready to help prepare the lawsuit if Pristina asks her to do so, Ekonomija Online writes.
EU Lack of Resolve Fuels Euroscepticism in Western Balkans – North Macedonia’s Premier
North Macedonia's prime minister, Zoran Zaev, has warned the EU that it's taken a reputational hit in the Balkans and will lose more ground to rival powers if it doesn't start membership talks with his country and Albania soon.
Migrants and Refugees Who Never Made it Commemorated in Croatian Exhibition
A collection of portraits of migrants and refugees who lost their lives on the so-called Balkan Route to Western Europe has opened in the Living Atelier DK gallery in Croatia's capital Zagreb.