Blic

BELGRADE - Serbia has officially appeared on the list of countries whose calls are tapped by the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA), reads the Wednesday issue of the Belgrade-based daily Blic.

REVEALED: SECTIONS JUDGED WORST BY EU This is why we blush in front of EU

The European Union expects from Serbia to make possible for citizens to claim their rights at court in the short term, to establish standards on food security, as well as transparent decision- making in government and introducing a control system for budget users.

Dačić warned his party cannot criticize government

BELGRADE -- Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić has told his first deputy and foreign minister, and SPS party leader Ivica Dačić that SPS "cannot sit on two chairs."

Return of SNS leader uncertain Tribunal sends hot potato to Serbia

Serbian Government shall give guarantees for release of Vojislav Seselj, but shall request from ICTY that Seselj accepts to comply with all conditions set by that tribunal

Serbian singer on trial over plagiary Israelis request 200,000 Euros from Karleusa

Authors of ‘Microphone’ and ‘Perfect Crime’ that the JK edited without their permission shall seek justice in court

The Israelis shall request from Jelena Karleusa a compensation of 200,000 Euros, the Blic learns.

"The third attack on the site since midnight is still underway," Kurir said on its Twitter profile on Tuesday afternoon.

BIRN has learned from the newspaper that its hosting service was trying to thwart the attacks, but they were very powerful.

The reason for the hacker assault is so far unclear.

Son of "biggest drug dealer" arrested for speeding

pod -- Lazar Kosmajac was arrested on Sunday in Herceg Novi for obstructing official persons in performing their duties, the Montenegrin police have confirmed.

The 24-year-old was speeding and did not stop the vehicle when the police alerted him, according to the daily Blic.

Tadić, Dačić exchange accusations over police

BELGRADE -- Ivica Dačić has told the Belgrade-based daily Danas that former President Boris Tadić is the responsible for "the bad state of the top of the Serbian police."

30,000 Euros for WC with chip

The Aleksinac Municipality Building got a toilet worth 30,000 Euros although it is among not so well of municipalities.

BELGRADE - Dragoslav Kosmajac, named by Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic as the biggest drug lord in Serbia, has left the country, the Belgrade-based daily Blic reports.

As no arrest warrant is issued against him, he left to Montenegro a free man, using his Slovakian passport and crossing the state border at a less busy Jabuka checkpoint on the night of Friday to Saturday, says Blic.