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BRUSSELS - Serbia's Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic will take part in a meeting in Brussels on April 21 that will deal with the integration of land, river and air transport services of the Western Balkan countries into the common European network.

Iraq is committed to making difficult reforms to its bureaucracy and regulations for foreign companies in order to attract much-needed investment, Prime Minister Haidar al-Abadi said at a Washington forum on April 16. 

The Turkish government has announced a new strategy to reform the judiciary, vowing to amend the Attorney's Act and other related laws in a bid to boost judicial independence and impartiality. 

Serbians can travel to 104 countries without visas

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About 300 US paratroopers arrived this week in Ukraine to train the Ukrainian National Guard which is fighting pro-Russian rebels in the east, the US Army said in a statement.

THE HAGUE - Serbian Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic and his Ukrainian counterpart Pavlo Klimkin commended on Thursday the progress made in the two countries' bilateral relations.

Dacic and Klimkin met on the sidelines of the Global Conference on Cyberspace 2015 in The Hague.

Russian President Vladimir Putin dismissed a possible war between Moscow and Kiev and said that he did not harbour any ambitions of reviving the Russian empire.

These statement were made during the annual televised question and answer session, which was held on Thursday.

BELGRADE, MOSCOW - Serbian Defense Minister Bratislav Gasic and his Belarusian counterpart Major General Andrei Ravkov discussed the promotion of defense cooperation on Thursday at the 4th international security conference in Moscow.

BRUSSELS - The next round of the political dialogue on normalisation of the Belgrade-Pristina relations will probably take place on Tuesday, April 21, Tanjug learnt from diplomatic sources in Brussels.

The president of FC Olympiacos, Vangelis Marinakis, on Thursday was acquitted of all charges related to the so-called “Coriopolis” (Bug-gate) affair involving charges of fixed matches in the Greek professional football league.