Belgrade

The Forum brought together close to 200 young socially engaged people from the Western Balkans.
Young people will have the opportunity to discuss current topics and challenges on a panel with three presidents.
Three-day Forum commenced on Friday and will last till Sunday, November 24.

The exposure of an apparent Russian spy operation in Serbia has raised fresh questions about the sustainability of the Russian-Serbian 'special relationship' as Belgrade pursues further integration with the West.

According to daily "Blic", there have been over 50 attempts to release this footage, but so far the Russian service has successfully thwarted it.
"Every single web site that published the video was crashed in a record time", a source claims
The video, posted on You Tube, depicts the meeting of two men in a parking lot in Zemun.

The main actors in the affair are former Deputy Military Attach of Russia accredited in Belgrade, Colonel Georgy Viktorovich Kleban, as well as an alleged senior Serbian official. According to "Novosti", the operations were probably ordered from the West, with the aim of compromising relations between official Belgrade and Moscow.

According to the newspaper, the young men were arrested in Kaludjerica.
According to Blic, there was an altercation in traffic first and then an accident when an "Audi" struck a "BMW" driven by the football player, in which he was alone. When the football player got out of the car, they tried to put him in the trunk, however, he managed to overcome them and escape.

According to Belgrade Waterfront, the park will spread over an area of 2.7 hectares and its first part, its size being 1.8 hectares, was opened today.

Although Belgrade-based power plants, headed by Basta, issued a statement last night announcing that heating in the capital would be turned off due to high outside temperatures, this morning the situation is different.

Opposition leaders now claim, as reported by some Belgrade media, that they know what decision the Belgrade University Ethics Committee will make on Sinisa Mali's doctorate. Sergej Trifunovic and Dragan Djilas said that, in a way, the Rector of Belgrade University Ivanka Popovic informed them about that decision.

Two girls, aged 15 and 14, as well as a boy of eight, were brought to Serbia by the Serbian Ambassador to Iran because this was the only possible way, since the children did not have proper documents or exit visas. Serbian Foreign Affairs Minister Ivica Dacic said that was the only solution.

Politicians in the mainly Bosniak region are again on a quest for autonomous status - a demand that Belgrade is likely to ignore, as it has done in the past.