Serbian nationalists

Serbian Orthodox Bishop Teodosije led the funeral service and said that Ivanovic was respected in Kosovo and in Serbia, but also abroad, and that it "was not rare" for Albanians to also respect him, and that he would be "deeply missed by everyone."

More than 20 years after the Srebrenica massacre, Bosnian Serb General Ratko Mladić was found guilty of war crimes by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia this past November.

The assassination of Kosovan Serb leader Oliver Ivanovic could be a starting point of a new aggressive Western policy in Serbia, Serbian far-right opposition leader Vojislav Seselj told TASS on Tuesday.

According to the Serbian government, the two officials "noted that there is a mutual positive impulse for further strengthening of cooperation between the two countries."

During his meeting, Vulin expressed his gratitude for Cuba's support to Serbia's fight to preserve its sovereignty and territorial integrity.

Serbia will not give diplomatic status "to the Russian-Serbian Humanitarian Center in Nis," writes the daily Danas.

The report, carried by Beta, refers to "sources from the top of the government."

According to the newspaper, the decision made in 2014 will remains in force, by which the center in Nis was not granted diplomatic status.

The report, carried by Beta, refers to "sources from the top of the government."

According to the newspaper, the decision made in 2014 will remains in force, by which the center in Nis was not granted diplomatic status.

BELGRADE - Serbian Deputy PM and Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic will be representing the Serbian government at the Republika Srpska Day celebrations in Banjaluka on Tuesday.

BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic will not be commenting on a statement by Metropolitan Amphilochius of Montenegro and the Littoral of the Serbian Orthodox Church until January 14, when he will make an appearance on the RTS and speak about this and other accusations against him and his team.

Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) leader Aleksandar Vucic announced late Wednesday the party's Presidency had decided against calling early parliamentary elections, Tanjug reported.

After an SNS Presidency meeting, Vucic said he was grateful to the party's top body for backing his position almost unanimously - with just two votes against.

Selakovic in this way reacted to the statement of the top dignitary of the Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) in Montenegro, who said earlier that he feared that Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic would "hand over KiM (Kosovo and Metohija)."