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Serbia and China have "extraordinary relations in all areas"
According to the Serbian government, they discussed "overall relations of the two countries and further forms of enhancing cooperation."
Pristina uses Iraqi porn still to accuse Serbs of "rape"
The photo was shown in the Kosovo Assembly on Thursday by Flora Brovina, a member of the Assembly during a session that adopted a resolution on "genocide" that Serbia allegedly committed in Kosovo.
30 Embassies and international representations in Bucharest send message on International Day Against Homophobia,Transphobia and Biphobia
Approximately 30 Embassies and the European Commission Representation in Romania conveyed a joint message of solidarity with all the marginalised groups and against discrimination on the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia, and, on this occasion, they underscore the governments' obligation to protect all citizens from violence and discrimination." "On the occasion of
North Kosovo Elections a Test of Serbian Sway
Srpska Lista's showing in elections is often taken as an indicator of the degree to which Kosovo Serbs support the Serbian government's policy towards the predominantly ethnic Albanian country.
31 Projects on the Cross-Border Program with Serbia Have Been Approved
31 projects will receive a total of over EUR 8 million for the second call for the INTERREG-IPP Bulgaria-Serbia cross-border program 2014-2020, the regional ministry announced.
The funds are for initiatives to create sustainable tourism, youth support and environmental care.
President warns that Pristina wants to move against Serbs
According to him, the excuse for the arrests is that they had participated "in corruption, and the like."
Kosovo Prosecutors Investigate Whether ‘War Rape Photo’ is Fake
Prosecutors have launched an investigation into whether a photograph shown to media by Kosovo MP Flora Brovina on Thursday, which she said showed three Serbian soldiers raping an ethnic Albanian woman during the war, is authentic.
Church won't change position on Kosovo - and that's that
And the SPC will not change its position, Belgrade daily Vecernje Novosti said.
Montenegro Coup Convicts Mull Appealing to Strasbourg
They were found guilty of plotting to commit "terrorist acts" and undermine the constitutional order during the parliamentary elections in October 2016, with a view to overthrowing the government and preventing Montenegro from joining NATO.
Prosecution 'carried out Djukanovic's orders'
Fewer Russian And German Tourists Will Spend Their Summer Vacation In Bulgaria
The Minister of TourismNikolina Angelkova announced that Bulgaria expects a 2-3 percent decrease for the forthcoming summer season. The forecast is based on the early bookings for the season.
Kosovo MP Sparks Controversy by Showing ‘War Rape Photo’
Flora Brovina, an MP from the ruling Democratic Party of Kosovo, sparked angry reactions on Thursday when she showed a photograph to media which she said showed three Serbian soldiers raping an ethnic Albanian woman during the war.
Indian-owned IMT shows new tractors
The IMT's 539, 549, 565 and 577 models are on display at this year's fair.
Resolving Kosovo–Serbia Dispute Will ‘Stabilise Balkans’
Speaking about the now stalled EU-led Kosovo-Serbia dialogue on the normalisation of relations - progress in which is vital to their respective integration processes - Kapitanovic said both parties should return to the negotiating table.
Serbia looks to strengthen cooperation with Madagascar
Dacic had meetings with senior officials of that country.
What are Hungarians doing on border with Serbia, and why
However, this has continued even after the holidays.