Bajina Bašta

BELGRADE - Serbian European Integration Minister Tanja Miscevic said on Friday Germany was Serbia's largest foreign investor and its largest donor of development aid.

Miscevic said German aid in the past 23 years totalled 2.3 bln euros and could be compared only to EU grants.

Currently, 25 people are positive for the new virus, and three new cases have been confirmed this morning.

Thus, the district records 106 confirmed cases of infection, and two new deaths have been confirmed.
The Institute for Public Health of Uzice announced that three new positive cases of Xiv 19 were reported in Pozega and Bajina Basta, two in Priboj and one in Arilje, while the men from Nova Varos and Uzice, aged 87 and 65, died.

Threat of arbitration

Serbia's borders disputes. Illustration: Igor Vujicic/BIRN

In 2004, Serbia and Croatia formed a joint commission to address the dispute, which in turn formed an expert group to compare information from each side and which is due to meet again in mid-March.

The signatories said this was done for the sake of current and future generations - in order to allow free movement ofcitizens in accordance with international law.

At the celebration of 18 years of development cooperation between Germany and Serbia, the minister for EU integration stated that some of those projects are those for the renovation and expansion of the capacities of the Bajina Basta and Zvornik hydroelectric power plants, introduction of district heating system in 21 municipalities, introduction of wastewater system in 24 municipalities and im

According to media reports, Vladan Markovic was attacked by a swarm of hornets in a field in the village of Zlodol, located between the towns of Bajina Basta and Uzice.

The daily Blic said it learned unofficially that Markovic had left a raspberry orchard and was headed back home in Zlodol when he spotted a piglet on the road, that came from a neighbor's yard.

Ivanic, who is the Serb member of the tripartite body, confirmed that Serbia's stance has been forwarded to BiH institutions, which he expects to "finally start working on the case."

BELGRADE - Serbia has offered Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) a solution to the two countries' border issue in the form of a non-paper that would see the Zvornik and Bajina Basta hydropower plants situated in Serbian territory in their entirety, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic told a press conference after meeting with the BiH Presidency on Wednesday.

After his talks with the three leaders of Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH) that lasted just over an hour, President Aleksandar Vucic said the meeting was "not easy."

According to Vucic, who spoke during a joint news conference in Belgrade on Wednesday, the first topic of discussion was the construction of the Sarajevo-Belgrade highway, and there Serbia presented "a fair stance."