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The similarity was spotted when the boy took part in a local festival as the event's "youngest baker," with his pictures subsequently published on social networks.

The fair skin and hair, and the blue eyes did the trick, prompting many to declare this Serbian boy the Russian leader's "doppelganger."

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They discussed cooperation between the two countries and future contacts between top officials.

Vucic and Chepurin "agreed that the continued political dialogue between Serbia and Russia contributes to the development of overall relations, to mutual benefit," Serbian agencies are reporting, citing a press release from the president's office.

Each option that is being offered should be given serious consideration, Dacic added.

Sofia. The Council of Ministers approved draft bilateral agreements with Belarus and Georgia to regulate labour migration, the government press office said. Bulgaria has signed similar agreements with Armenia and Moldova to help meet labour demand of Bulgarian businesses in certain economic sectors. There are ongoing negotiations also with Ukraine.

Moldova's breakaway region of Transnistria celebrated the 28th anniversary from its so-called independence on September 2, 1990, on Sunday.

They discussed Macedonian preparations for becoming a NATO member.

According to the statement of Macedonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Dimitrov acquainted Gottemoeller with the current state in the country and the activities surrounding organization of the upcoming plebiscite on its name agreement with Greece and also with the country's efforts to implement reforms.

According to the statement from the press office of the Serbian Government the law is necessary to regulate DST and define daylight saving. The law would establish a single measure for daylight saving for the whole Serbia in accordance with EU regulations.

According to the press release from the president's Office, Vucic and Soros talked about how civil society and his organization could help strengthen peace and stability in the region.

Vucic thanked the OSF for the analytic data on Serbia's progress he received from the organization.

Vucic said that he was not familiar with their content but added that "the stronger their competition is, the better for us."

He added that bringing an end to RTB Bor privatization would increase employment rate in the future and it would allow for construction of new motorways to Eastern Serbia.

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Sofia. There is heavy traffic of trucks exiting Bulgaria through Danube Bridge and Danube Bridge 2 border checkpoints, according to information on the Border Police website as of 6:00 am this morning. At the borders with Serbia, Macedonia, Greece and Turkey traffic is normal at all checkpoints.

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