Serbia's Security Information Agency

Vulin: Whenever Germany showed concern for Serbia, that did not end well

BELGRADE - Whenever Germany showed concern for Serbia, that did not end well, Republika Srpska Senator Aleksandar Vulin, who was until recently head of Serbia's Security Information Agency, said on Tuesday, noting that Germany's concern had never been about Serbia's well-being.

Serbian Spy Agency Denies Swiss Report of Assassination Plot

Serbia's chief intelligence service said on Monday it had written to its Swiss counterpart to complain about remarks made by former Council of Europe rapporteur Dick Marty saying he had been provided with police protection due to death threats from "certain circles of the Serbian intelligence services."

Serbian Security Service Named Among Users of Israeli Surveillance Software

In research published on Monday, Citizen Lab, an Institute of the University of Toronto that specializes in surveillance issues, listed 25 countries and agencies - including Serbia's Security Information Agency - that use the software of the Israeli company Circles, which enables the user to locate every phone in the country in seconds.

President meets with head of Russia's intelligence service

The president's press service said in a statement issued after the meeting that Vucic and Naryshkin spoke about "the security situation in the Balkan region, Europe, and the world."

They agreed on continued cooperation and activities in intelligence and security sectors, the statement added.

Director of Serbia's Security Information Agency (BIA) attended the meeting.

Serbian Daily "Blic" links Hashim Thaci to crimes, war crimes, terrorists

The Belgrade-based daily Blic has started publishing articles which it says reveal "secret data about the Albanian mafia in Kosovo."

In the first installment of a series of articles, the newspaper writes that Kosovo President Hashim Thaci "heads one of the biggest criminal organizations."

Prosecutor's Office: One person arrested in collaboration with BIA

BELGRADE - The spokeswoman of the High Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade, Tatjana Sekulic, confirmed to Tanjug Friday one person had been arrested in a collaboration between the Prosecutor's Office and Serbia's Security Information Agency (BIA), but declined to elaborate on the case for the time being.

The arrestee has been placed in 48-hour custody, Sekulic added.