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BELGRADE - The stickers with the Croatian flag used to cover the bilingual signs on government buildings in Vukovar, which were put there by members of an association of war veterans, confirm that Serbs are underpriviliged citizens in Croatia and that the law does not protect them, head of the Coalition of Refugee Associations Miodrag Linta said on Saturday.

BELGRADE - Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Ivica Dacic said Thursday on the occasion of the 19th anniversary of Operation Flash that, in this case, justice turned out to be slow and out of reach for Serbs.

BELGRADE - A memorial service held at the Church of St. Mark in Belgrade on Thursday marked 19 years since the Croatian military Operation Flash, launched against ethnic Serbs in western Slavonia on May 1 and 2, 1995, which resulted in the death of 283 Serbs, including 57 women and nine children.

Serbia, BiH journalists collaborate to show human side of conflicts

BELGRADE - The new Serbian government will hold its first meeting on Monday, the government's press office has announced.

The new government, headed by Aleksandar Vucic, has been elected on Sunday evening and has a total of 19 members, the prime minister included.

BELGRADE - Students of the Belgrade and Banjaluka academies of arts performed the play "Veterans of the Salonica Front Speak" at the National Theatre in Belgrade late Saturday.

The play, based on a docudrama by Antonije Djuric and directed by Cisana Murusidze, is part of the official programme marking the centenary of the outbreak of World War I.

BELGRADE - The Serbian government's Office for Kosovo-Metohija has condemned strongly the threats against the monastery of Visoki Decani and urged Kfor to boost military protection of the monastery and identify and bring to justice as soon as possible the unknown perpetrator who has threatened to raze it.

Josipović opens Serb cultural center in Croatian town

PULA -- Croatian President Ivo Josipović has opened a Serb cultural center in Pula, a coastal Adriatic town in Istria.

PULA - Croatian President Ivo Josipovic has opened a Serb cultural center in Pula, a city at the tip of the Istrian peninsula, and said that Croatia wants to be a country where everyone will have the opportunity to affirm their culture and tradition and that Croatia is ready to lend a hand to all people of goodwill, including friends from the Republic of Serbia.

BELGRADE – The information and communication technology (ICT) is a sector with the greatest employment potential and it is therefore necessary to motivate girls to affirm themselves in this area, State Secretary at the Serbian Ministry of Trade and Telecommunications Tatjana Matic said Thursday.