Serbian Radical Party

Long-time member of the Serb Radical Party (SRS) Jovo Ostojic has died, the party announced on Friday.

According to the SRS website, Ostojic passed away last night after a short illness.

The UN war crimes tribunal has stepped up its demands for the extradition of three wanted members of the Serbian Radical Party, but Belgrade officials responded by saying that the case is closed.

The president of the Hague war crimes tribunal told the UN Security Council to take action to ensure that Belgrade finally arrests three wanted members of the nationalist Serbian Radical Party.

Ukraine's security service has decided to impose a 5-year ban on entry into the country on five members of Serbia's opposition Serb Radical Party (SRS).

Ukraine's ambassador to Serbia, Oleksandr Aleksandrovych, confirmed this in a statement on Thursday, that named the SRS members as Aleksandar Seselj, Milovan Bojic, and Dubravka Bojic.

BELGRADE - Vojislav Seselj said Thursday he had no plans to resign as Serbian Radical Party leader despite his dissatisfaction with the results of the presidential elections.

Speaking at a press conference, Seselj said there had been no demands in the SRS for his resignation and that he had had no disputes with his deputy Nemanja Sarovic.

BELGRADE - Serbia cannot do anything regarding the ICTY request to extradite three Serbian Radical Party officials for whom Interpol has issued red notices because a Serbian court has decided they cannot be extradited, says Rasim Ljajic, who heads the national council for cooperation with the Tribunal.

The Hague Tribunal (ICTY) has announced that Interpol has issued red notices "in relation to pending arrest warrants in the Jojic et al. contempt case."

Interpol has issued ‘red notices’ for the arrest of three members of the nationalist Serbian Radical Party who are wanted by the UN’s war crimes tribunal for contempt of court.

Mogherini delivered a speech to parliament in Belgrade on Friday despite booing by the MPs from the Serbian Radical Party who shouted: "Serbia, Russia, we don't need the EU."

MPs from the far-right Dveri members meanwhile held up posters with the slogans: "Serbia doesn't believe in Brussels."

Mogherini however encouraged Serbian lawmakers to continue pursuing EU membership.

BELGRADE - If he runs, Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) leader Aleksandar Vucic would win the upcoming presidential elections in the first round with 55.2 percent of the votes, with all other candidates far behind in the latest survey conducted by the Faktor Plus agency.