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Regional roaming charges cut with deal signed in Belgrade
The deal was signed at the 2nd Western Balkans Digital Summit, organized by the Serbian government, Tanjug, the media sponsor of the event, is reporting.
President reacts: Fascism won't pass here
Fascism will not pass, President Aleksandar Vucic said.
Time has come for Belgrade-Pristina agreement - US official
US Deputy Assistant Secretary at the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs Matthew Palmer spoke for the CorD magazine to make this statement, Beta agency is reporting.
Serbians warned to avoid traveling to "chaotic" UK
Dacic said on Thursday that he, too, is warning the citizens of Serbia not to travel to the UK because of great political instability in that country, that is currently experiencing "major political chaos."
"No EU for Serbia without effective Kosovo normalization"
He stressed that the citizens of Serbia "have to be aware that without the effective and comprehensive normalization of relations between Belgrade and Pristina there will be no accession to the European Union."
Serbian minister receives Rio Tinto executive
They spoke on Wednesday in Belgrade, discussing implementation of the Jadar Project near Loznica, western Serbia, Tanjug said.
Serbian Patriarch Irinej: Religious Leader or Political Cheerleader?
One might expect a man of his position to appeal for dialogue, for compromise and talks, rather than accuse the protesters of aiding "Serbia's enemies".
With such comments, Irinej waded into the realm of daily politics, and took a side.
Many of those listening were disappointed.
Croatia’s Zagreb Courts Controversy with Potential UAE Makeover
But the potential UAE investment risks running into the same kind of objections that have dogged the Belgrade Waterfront development - from architects and residents fearful of the impact on their city, to civil society organisations and experts who decry the lack of transparency that frequently characterise such projects.
The Council of Ministers Will Create an Organizing Committee For the 2028 World Cup
The Cabinet has proposed a Memorandum of Understanding between Bulgaria, Serbia, Greece and Romania on the European Football Forum, reported NOVA TV.
Clinton and Albright to be in Pristina on June 12 - reports
June 12 marked in the territory of Kosovo as the anniversary of the liberation and entry of NATO forces.
Special vehicles, night vision devices sent to our border
0 more will be sent to the border between the latter and Greece.
Italian-Saudi Consortium will Build the Bulgarian Part of "Turkish Stream" for € 1.1 Billion
Consortium between the Italian Arkad ABB S.p.A. and the Saudi Arkad Engineering & Construction Company has been named the winner of the tender for the expansion of Bulgaria's gas transmission system. This is announced by the national gas transport operator "Bulgartransgaz".
FM: Maybe clouded minds plan to cause incidents in North
The foreign minister and first deputy PM spoke for TV Pink on Wednesday and did not rule out the possibility that those incidents would be caused by "those with clouded minds" who want to conquer the north of Kosovo (predominantly inhabited by Serbs).
Serbian foreign minister to visit Russian Federation
Dacic, who also serves as first deputy PM, on Tuesday received Russian Ambassador Aleksandr Chepurin, to discuss "joint activities and plans for further development of bilateral cooperation in the coming period."
"Terrorists from Kosovo are now putting somebody on trial?"
Serbian Defense Minister Aleksandar Vulin said this in reaction to courts in Kosovo announcing they would open new cases against Serbian officers and soldiers.