Sasa Jankovic

"I think I have always had a serious attitude on that issue. Vaccination is the most important," he said.
He added that he managed to convince many to get vaccinated, but that he could not do everything.

Croatia's Prime Minister, Andrej Plenkovic, has swiftly apologised for making a patronising and sexist answer to a female journalist after she asked a question about a scandal involving leaked inside information on police and prosecution operations.

"No one from the street will dictate how the government will behave, we always want to talk about all topics, but never will the street dictate how the government behaves," Stefanovic told reporters in the Palace of Serbia on Monday, commenting on protests by drivers unhappy with the price of fuel in Serbia.

The date is mentioned in the amended proposal of cooperation Djilas has sent to coalition partners Vuk Jeremic and Sasa Jankovic, which the newspaper said it had seen.

The proposal has also been sent to the Left of Serbia, led by Borko Stefanovic. and the Sloga trade union led by Zeljko Veselinovic.

Last weekend's Belgrade elections left 20 of the competitors without seats in the capital's municipal assembly, among them the former ruling Democratic Party and the Serbian Radical Party, demonstrating that there is a crisis within the political opposition, experts told BIRN.

BELGRADE - European Enlargement Commissioner Johannes Hahn spoke with officials of a number of Serbian opposition parties at the seat of the EU Delegation to Belgrade on Thursday.

They accused the public service of regularly breaking the law, and blocking the opposition.

None of the opposition leaders who showed up - including Dragan Djilas, Boris Tadic, Zoran Zivkovic, Vuk Jeremic, Sasa Jankovic, and Sanda Raskovic-Ivic - spoke at the gathering.

Serbian Orthodox Bishop Teodosije led the funeral service and said that Ivanovic was respected in Kosovo and in Serbia, but also abroad, and that it "was not rare" for Albanians to also respect him, and that he would be "deeply missed by everyone."

There is still time to be a candidate of a single ticket backed by the opposition, Djilas told the weekly NIN, as cited by Beta.

Former Democratic Party leader and businessman Dragan Djilas has said that he will run for mayor of Belgrade again in March next year, challenging the as-yet-unannounced candidate of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic's ruling Progressive Party.