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Daily: Seselj could soon undergo surgery

BELGRADE -- A decision will be made in the coming days on how to proceed with the treatment of Vojislav Seselj, his doctor, Milovan Bojic has told the Politika daily.

Doctors at the City of Athens's clinics will be offering free cervical smear tests to women from Monday, December 1, to Friday, December 5.

Women interested in getting themselves checked for any cervical problems can book at appointment with one of the clinics' gynecologists by telephone. They do not need to have health insurance or be registered with Greek authorities.

An experimental Ebola vaccine appears safe and triggered signs of immune protection in the first 20 volunteers to test it, U.S. researchers reported Nov. 26.
     

Serbian citizen caught smuggling 68 kilos of cocaine

LJUBLJANA -- A citizen of Serbia was arrested in Slovenia for attempting to smuggle some 68 kilograms of cocaine in a truck he drove, the local police said.

BELGRADE - The police seized 1.9 tons of various narcotics in the period from May to October 2014, which is 18 percent more compared to the same period last year, Serbian Minister of Interior Affairs Nebojsa Stefanovic stated on Wednesday.

A patient with symptoms, similar to those of Ebola, who recently returned from Sierra Leone, is hospitalised in Sofia's Military Hospital, Bulgaria's Health Ministry has confirmed.

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The Foreign Ministry has warned Turkish citizens who are currently in Algeria and who plan to travel there to closely obey security practices and to notify officials of their travels inside the country.

A Turkish news presenter has been paralyzed after being beaten by her husband, according to the woman and her family’s statements, while the husband denies the claims.

Kübra Eken, 30, was reportedly unconscious and had already lost the ability to move and speak when she was taken to hospital by her husband just two days after giving birth to a baby boy.

Software traces for hidden carcinoma

Detection of primary carcinoma is now possible with software called DECIM, which was developed by doctor Jelena Vasiljević, science advisor on "Mihajlo Pupin" Institute.

Balkan drug lord Dragoslav Kosmajac was arrested in Belgrade early on Sunday.

Serbia's Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic announced at an extraordinary press conference that 61-year-old Kosmajac and seven of his accomplices had been arrested in a police operation, adding that they would remain in custody for a period of up to 48 hours.