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BELGRADE - Serbian Finance Minister Sinisa Mali said on Wednesday Serbia's public debt was at a decade-low of 48.3 pct of GDP.

In a Facebook post, Mali wrote that Serbia had been seeing a continuous trend of declining public debt in the past four years.

BELGRADE - Freedom and Justice Party leader Dragan Djilas announced on Tuesday the opposition Serbia Against Violence coalition would request police probes into residence registrations in Belgrade municipalities and that protests against alleged electoral fraud would be continued.

BELGRADE - The leader of the opposition Freedom and Justice Party (SSP), Dragan Djilas, said he expected a high turnout in Sunday's elections in Serbia and added that the SSP-led Serbia Against Violence electoral list would defend the citizens' will by all democratic means available.

BELGRADE - Serbia's national electoral commission approved on Thursday evening the electoral list of the Serbia Against Violence coalition for the December 17 early parliamentary elections in the country.

The list, led by Miroslav Aleksic of the People's Movement of Serbia and Marinika Tepic of the Freedom and Justice Party, was found to have 17,600 legally valid signatures.

BELGRADE - Representatives of the Serbia Against Violence coalition on Wednesday submitted to the national electoral commission an electoral list of the same name, supported by around 20,000 signatures.

As reported by the media, the opposition goes a step further, so Dragan Djilas and Boko Obradovi claim that the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vui, controls them as if they were puppets.

BELGRADE - US Ambassador to Serbia Christopher Hill said on Tuesday that, like all other countries, Serbia had its challenges, but that the new year called for optimism and for focusing on the positive aspects of US-Serbia relations.

Surprise talks between Serbian opposition politician Dragan Djilas and President Aleksandar Vucic concerning an inconclusive election in the capital, Belgrade, has triggered anger and suspicion within the ranks of the country's opposition.

The meeting will be held today, April 11, starting at 4 p.m.
Earlier, it was announced from the president's office that the conversation between the president of the SNS and Serbia, Aleksandar Vui, and the leader of the SSP (Freedom and Justice Party), Dragan Djilas, about the Belgrade elections will most likely take place on Monday, April 11.

Many Serbs have taken to social networks to express deep dissatisfaction with graphic front-page tabloid accounts of a rape crime involving a 12-year-old girl, while journalists' associations have also called on the authorities to act.