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”ICJ president’s statements unacceptable”
13:15 | Source:Politika, Tanjug
International law professor Tibor Varadi said that ICJ President Hisashi Owada’s statement made regarding the impending Kosovo case is unacceptable.
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Dačić says fellow SPS minister to respect decision
17:06 | Source:B92, Beta
Ivica Dačić said that Energy Minister Petar Škundrić will respect all decisions of the government regarding his position in the NIS shareholder assembly.
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DSS and United Russia sign cooperation deal
13:40 | Source:Beta
Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) officials have signed a cooperation agreement for the period of 2010-2012 with the United Russia party.
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Tadić invited to visit Ghana
12:32 | Source:FoNet
Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremić said in Nigeria that he will be visiting Ghana in January to make preparations for President Boris Tadić’s visit to the country.
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Top MUP unit marks patron saint day
17:38 | Source:B92, Beta
The Serbian police (MUP) Special Antiterrorist Unit (SAJ) today marked St. Michael the Archangel, its patron saint day.
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“Statute confirms territorial integrity”
10:47 | Source:Večernje novosti
State Administration and Local Self-Administrations Minister Milan Marković said that the Vojvodina statute is in accordance with the constitution.
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Survey shows positive opinion on Serbia
08:54 | Source:B92
Students of the Belgrade Political Science Faculty conducted a survey which shows that many Europeans support Serbia’s European Union integration.
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Kosovo to open embassy in Sofia
15:57 | Source:FoNet
Kosovo President Fatmir Sejdiu said that Priština will soon be opening its diplomatic headquarters in Sofia.
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European Liberals adopt LDP resolution
08:51 | Source:Tanjug
The European Liberal Democratic and Reform Party (ELDR) adopted a resolution by Serbia's Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) at its congress in Barcelona on Friday.
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"Serbia owes Russia nothing over NIS"
09:03 | Source:Politika
Energy Minister Petar Škundrić said that Serbia has no obligations to Russia regarding the financial losses of oil company NIS in 2008.
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Buisness community "not optimistic"
15:58 | Source:B92
Serbian businesspeople do not seem to share Prime Minister Mirko Cvetković’s optimism regarding the improvement of the economic situation in Serbia.
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Police prevent smuggling of drugs
08:33 | Source:Tanjug
Police have arrested four persons suspected smuggling five kilos of cocaine via DHL mail from South America to Serbia, Interior Minister Ivica Dačić said.
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Anniversary of Dayton Agreement marked
10:54 | Source:B92
Fourteen years since the signing of the Dayton Agreement is being marked in the Republic of Srpska (RS) on Saturday.
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Train derails in Croatia
14:06 | Source:Beta
One railroad worker was injured when a freight train derailed on Saturday morning at the Sušak-Pećine station, causing serious material damage.
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Deadly mine blast traps dozens in China
10:50 | Source:BBC
A gas blast at a coal mine in China has killed 31 people and left 82 trapped, state media reports.
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Sri Lanka Tamil refugees to be freed
14:18 | Source:BBC
Sri Lanka's government says people held in special camps since the end of the conflict with Tamil Tiger rebels will be free to leave next month.
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Iran plans military air exercises
14:25 | Source:VOA
Iranian defense forces will practice aerial defense maneuvers against a simulated enemy next week to prepare for any attack against its nuclear facilities.
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Floods devastate northwest England
09:29 | Source:EuroNews
People in the northwest of England are counting the cost of the devastation to their homes after record rainfalls caused widespread flooding.
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