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BELGRADE - Serbian Deputy PM and Finance Minister Sinisa Mali and European Investment Bank (EIB) Vice President for the Western Balkans Lilyana Pavlova agreed on Thursday joint projects were progressing well and were being carried out without problems.

Mali and Pavlova discussed projects underway in Serbia in collaboration with the EIB and the dynamics of their implementation.

Greek anti-terrorism squad officers cordon a street in Sepolia district in Athens, Greece, 19 March 2020. Photo: EPA-EFE/PANTELIS SAITAS

Investigations began months ago following information provided to the Greek National Intelligence Service, NIS, by the Israeli secret service Mossad.

BELGRADE - Serbia has received a 600 mln euro grant to build a section of a Belgrade-Nis high-speed rail line, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Tuesday, noting that train journeys between the two cities would take only 100 minutes in the future.

NIS - Serbian PM Ana Brnabic said on Wednesday her government was in talks with eight foreign investors and that new production plants and factories would be opened in Nis this year.

Speaking to reporters in Nis, Brnabic said 16,000 jobs had been created in the city and the Nisava District over the past ten years.

"With the eighth package of sanctions against Russia, the EU is actually introducing a first package of sanctions against Serbia, which depends on Russian oil supplies through Croatia", Serbian Interior Minister Aleksandar Vulin said.

The video allegedly shows Bjelogrlic attacking Antonijevic.
As can be seen in the video, the two of them were sitting in the same room, but at different tables, when, presumably, Bjelogrli approached Antonijevi and first slapped him. After that, he continued to hit him, while the other colleagues jumped to separate them.

Five women, former students at the Petnica Science Centre, near Valjevo, western Serbia, have claimed an employee subjected them to sexual harassment, the weekly magazine Vreme reported on Thursday.

Three Turks were arrested by Special Police Forces & were handed over to the NIS as all the evidence shows that this is a very serious case

Citizens came out to protest against the "arrogant" driving and "savagery" of drivers in that city.
At the place where the "Audi", driven by Nemanja S. (19) from Belgrade, flew off the road, hitting two pedestrians, citizens left flowers and lit candles.
Aunt of the injured boy, Zorica Petrovi, said that Andrej was returning home from the store walking on the sidewalk.

"This is the most important thing we did in Nis. We brought seven factories to Nis, from Johnson Electric to this one today. But STP (Science and Technology Park) is what should make a difference," Vucic pointed out.