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This is according to media reports, which said that Djordjevic, who is a lawyer by profession, will replace outgoing ambassador in Sarajevo Stanimir Vukicevic, who was recalled in February.

Djordjevic came to the Security Information Agency (BIA) in 2013 and held the top job there until mid-2017, when Bratislav Gasic took over.

And Serbian President and ruling SNS leader Aleksandar Vucic "already knows" who that will be, the daily said, quoting a source, and added that Vucic would soon discuss this proposal with his party.

"Only Vucic knows the name of the person who will be the mayor, he has not yet told this to anyone," said the source, adding that "it remains for him to tell the party."

The suspect, 60-year-old M.Z., was arrested for raping and battering his 16-year-old daughter over the course of two days - from May 10 until May 12.

Blic writes that the child's mother noticed the injuries and reported the case to the police in the eastern town of Pozarevac, leading to the arrest of M.Z.

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The paper says that the plan is "better for Serbia than all of the previous ones, but still unacceptable to Vucic."

"The United States and Western countries have submitted their principles, but for us it is insufficiently good," an unnamed source "familiar with the details of the proposal" has been quoted as saying.

'Immortal Regiment' processions will be held in Serbia, Republika Srpska and Montenegro on Wednesday, Victory Day in Russia, which marks the Soviet Union's defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II.

The woman, whose initials are J.G., was most likely killed with "a sharp object," local media said on Monday, adding that the victim was the mother of three children.

Begrade-based daily Vecernje Novosti said the police were looking for I.R., who is suspected of committing the murder, and that he was found later on Monday, hiding in the attic of a nearby building.

Belgrade-based daily Blic retorted this on Sunday.

"The president has received the invitation and will travel to Russia," an unnamed source told the newspaper.

The Serbian Information Ministry's draft media strategy, which was criticised by media and journalists' associations before it was discarded this week, controversially proposed establishing new state-run media through public-private partnerships.

Belgrade Appeals Court on Friday confirmed that Informer published false information and damaged the reputation of BIRN Serbia editor Slobodan Georgiev in an article published by the tabloid entitled "They Wanted to Snatch 23.2 Million Euros".

And these officials will be "mostly from the West," writes the newspaper Blic.

The daily recalls that Vucic "announced in the past days that he does not expect good news" - but was "preparing specially for the ten-day talks."

According to the article, Vucic will try to find a new way to "resolve the conflict with Kosovo" during these meetings.