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Interior Minister Stefanovic says he will ask why a representative of the OSCE "grossly interfered in the internal affairs of Serbia."

BELGRADE - Head of the Democratic Party (DS) parliamentary group Borislav Stefanovic said Thursday that he supports the prime minister in his stance that Serbian charge d'affaires in Zagreb should not be recalled to Belgrade for consultations.

Opposition party needs "shocking" program - MP

BELGRADE -- Citizens's anger over the bad economic situation will not be adequately voiced unless the DS comes up with "a shocking program," says Borislav Sefanovic.

Additionally, the head of the opposition Democrats' assembly group said, the DS needs to "unite all those who truly constitute opposition."

Minister wants "urgent meeting" with EULEX, KFOR

BELGRADE -- Interior Minister Nebojša Stefanović says he has requested an urgent meeting with representatives of EULEX and KFOR after the killing of a Serbian policeman.

"Evidence exists" against "biggest drug dealer"

BELGRADE -- Interior Minister Nebojša Stefanović has said that the police came to certain evidence in their investigation of Dragoslav Kosmajac.

Kosmajac was previously described as "the biggest drug dealer in Serbia."

"State wouldn't give tycoons subsidies - so they took state"

BELGRADE -- The opposition Democrats (DS) say the offer to Milan Beko to take over as head of Serbian Railways is an unprecedented case of flagrant violation of the law.

Investigation into alleged drug lord's property

BELGRADE -- A police working group will investigate "everything related to the origin of property of Dragoslav Kosmajac," Interior Minister Nebojša Stefanović has said.

Speaking later on Wednesday, he specified that the working group will also look into "suspicions that he worked with some police officials."

BELGRADE - Serbia's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic said on Monday he supported the decision to dismiss a number of top police officials, adding that it should have happened a lot sooner, but that he had been unable to do it while serving as the interior minister, because there had been no political will to go through with it within the government at the time.

Interior Ministry: Head of UKP passes polygraph test

BELGRADE -- Criminal Police (UKP) chief Rodoljub Milović has passed the polygraph test he took on Wednesday, it was announced in Belgrade late on Thursday.

The Senate of Belgrade University is to ask the Conference of Universities of Serbia, comprised of both state and private universities, to form a commission to review claims that the Interior Minister plagiarised his PhD thesis.