Serbian Ministry of Interior

BELGRADE - The Serbian Ministry of Interior confirmed to Tanjug on Thursday four members of the so-called Kosovo Police had been detained at a border crossing with Croatia on Wednesday and that one of them - a deputy director of Pristina's police - was being held by Serbian authorities.

The ministry said they had been detained for security checks at the Batrovci crossing.

BELGRADE - By issuing the first licences for self-driving vehicles, Serbia has demonstrated it is technologically ready to join the UK and Germany as a European pioneer when it comes to autonomous cars, says the head of the Electric and Hybrid Vehicles Centre Milos Petrovic.

BELGRADE - Three people from the territory of the Republic of Serbia have been arrested on suspicion of sending false bomb alerts to educational and other institutions in the country, the Serbian Ministry of Interior said on Friday evening.

BELGRADE - Arrests are underway in several cities in Serbia and the EU over a string of false bomb alerts that have recently targeted Serbian schools, Tanjug learns.

The arrests are a part of a major international operation by the Serbian Ministry of Interior and the Prosecutor's Office for High-Technology Crime.

ATHENS - Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis thanked Serbia and its President Aleksandar Vucic on Thursday for assisting Greece's efforts to contain forest fires that have been raging across the country for days now.

BELGRADE - The Serbian Ministry of Interior confirmed to Tanjug on Wednesday that bomb alerts emailed to 78 primary and 37 secondary schools in Belgrade this morning had been false.

Following counter-diversion checks in all of the schools, the police established that there were no bombs in the school buildings.

BELGRADE - Eight children and one security guard were killed in a shooting spree in a primary school in downtown Belgrade on Wednesday morning, a source at the Serbian Ministry of Interior told Tanjug.

Six other children and one teacher have been hospitalised after being wounded in the attack.

It was not the only case of suspect capital in North Macedonia's medicinal cannabis industry, a BIRN investigation has found, suggesting that a determination to promote the sector has led to lapses in the vetting of potential investors.

Excerpt from the 2001 White Paper of the Serbian Ministry of Interior. Photo by BIRN

The shooting happened near a container housing lumberjacks the previous night, Beta agency reported late on Wednesday, citing one of the workers, 47-year-old Milomir Stevanovic.

"This is about a blatant lie. Nobody asked that of us, nor do we get involved in the internal affairs of BiH," the Serbian president said, adding:

"I'm wondering how this occurred to somebody. We are following the events in Banja Luka, we want everything to end peacefully. That's all I can say, everything else would be interfering."