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Gasic "neither confirms nor denies" he's next BIA chief
According to Belgrade media, ex-Defense Minister Bratislav Gasic will take on a new role Tuesday - he will become head of the Security Information Agency (BIA).
Gov't sets up commission to probe 2004 death of guardsmen
BELGRADE - The Serbian government on Thursday decided to set up a commission to assess the facts and circumstances related to the death of two Yugoslav Army guardsmen 12 years ago.
Stefanovic: Information was disclosed over extended period
BELGRADE - A senior Criminal Police Administration official who is now in the hands of the investigative authorities had been collaborating with agents of a Western intelligence service for an extended period of time, rather than only a few months, Serbian Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic said Tuesday.
Serbia: CIA spy discovered in MIA? - report
BELGRADE - Operatives of the Security Information Agency (BIA), in cooperation with colleagues from the Serbian Interior Ministry detained a few days ago a high official of the Criminal Police Directorate (UKP). He is suspected of leaking classified information to the CIA officers who are serving in the US Embassy in Belgrade, unofficially learned Serbian daily "Novosti".
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Spy suspect sentenced to three years in prison
BELGRADE - The High Court in Belgrade on Tuesday upheld a plea bargain between Cedo Colovic, 57, and the prosecutor's office, sentencing him to three years in prison on charges of spying for Croatia.
In the same decision, the court extended the custody Colovic had been placed in on Sunday, a court statement said.
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Suspected spy in 30-day custody
BELGRADE - The High Court in Belgrade has put a man suspected of spying for Croatia in 30-day custody.
After questioning the suspect on Sunday, the prosecutor's office launched an investigation against him and proposed placing him in custody to prevent him from escaping, witness tampering, repeating the offence or unsettling the public.
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Serbia's security agency advises spies to turn themselves in
The Security Information Agency (BIA) "has the names and even the phone numbers of the Croatian operatives who recruited and were in contact with Cedo Colovic."
The Belgrade-based Vecernje Novosti newspaper is reporting this on Wednesday.
Serbia: Croatian spy sentenced to three years in prison
BELGRADE - The High Court in Belgrade on Tuesday upheld a plea bargain between Cedo Colovic, 57, and the prosecutor's office, sentencing him to three years in prison on charges of spying for Croatia.
In the same decision, the court extended the custody Colovic had been placed in on Sunday, a court statement said.
BIA: Serbia safe, migrants "not involved in conflicts"
Serbia is a safe country, Director of the Security Information Agency (BIA) Aleksandar Djordjevic said Friday.
According to him, "so far it has not been established that any of the migrants passing through the country were involved in the Syrian conflict."
OSCE conference on security sector reform to be held Tuesday
BELGRADE - As part of Serbian OSCE Chairmanship, an OSCE-wide conference on security sector governance and reform will be held in Belgrade on Tuesday, the Serbian Interior Ministry said in a release.