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Milan Beko New Director Of Serbian Railways

Businessman Milan Beko accepted the offer of the Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić to become the new director of „Serbian railways“. It is expected of the Government to make the final decision next week.

Businessman Beko to take over as head of Serbian Railways

BELGRADE -- Businessman Milan Beko has said that he accepted the offer of Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić to take over as director of Serbian Railways.

The newspaper Blic published on Thursday that Beko will next week be appointed as acting general manager of the public company.

Cheerful: Serbian Ministers Traveled to Niš by Bus and Had Fun Singing and Eating Sandwiches Video

Cabinet members of the Prime Minister Vučić’s government had a good time traveling to Niš by bus yesterday, and while traveling back, they even had a guitar, which made a really good atmosphere.

Vučić, Mogherini: Close and friendly bilateral relations

BELGRADE -- Serbian PM Aleksandar Vučić and Italian Foreing Minister Federica Mogherini agreed on Monday that the two countries maintain very close and friendly relations.

Austrian ambassador: No more wars, we want unity

BELGRADE -- 100 years after Austria-Hungary’s ultimatum to the Kingdom of Serbia, Austrian Ambassador Johannes Eigner says it was "written so it could not be accepted."

"There are, however, other interpretations," Eigner said for the Thursday edition of Belgrade-based daily Blic, and continued:

PM denies there's "language of ultimatums"

BELGRADE -- Aleksandar Vučić said on Wednesday that "no one speaks the language of ultimatums to Serbia today - nor would he personally allow something of the kind."

"Serbia given ultimatum over Russia sanctions"

BELGRADE -- Serbia has until September 1 to decide whether to impose sanctions against Russia and so join the EU or maintain its current neutral position, a daily writes.

PM promises "EUR 30-40 million" to copper smelter

BOR -- Alekasandar Vučić has told RTB Bor copper mining and smelting complex workers that the government would allocate "EUR 30 to 40 million" to the company.

Serbia won't go bankrupt, says prime minister

BELGRADE -- We started to implement all that is necessary to pull Serbia through, and now we have a completely stable financial market, Aleksandar Vučić as told the RTS.

PM: Remaining differences will be resolved

MOSCOW -- Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić says he "achieved a lot"during his visit to Russia, and that a number of issues "have been resolved."

But speaking late on Tuesday he declined to specify where Belgrade and Moscow disagreed.