Press: New Year celebrations; electioneering

Today's editions of the Belgrade dailies focus on New Year celebrations in Belgrade and elsewhere around the world.

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Thursday, 03.01.2008.

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Today's editions of the Belgrade dailies focus on New Year celebrations in Belgrade and elsewhere around the world. Also in the spotlight is election speculation, and President Boris Tadic's visit to the Ground Safety Zone in the south of the country. Press: New Year celebrations; electioneering BLIC - Finance Minister Mirko Cvetkovic says that “Electricity going up five percent”. The New Year celebrations are covered in “Celebrations to smell of gunpowder and cooked rakija”. Novak Djokovic and Jelena Jankovic’s win at the Hopman Cup yesterday is reviewed in “Million dollar kiss”. VECERNJE NOVOSTI – “Serbia moving towards Europe” features an interview with Deputy Prime Minister Bozidar Djelic. Increasing demand for the dinar is covered in “Euro falling again”. “Squares full of wishes” is about the New Year’s festivities. GLAS JAVNOSTI – The paper writes that the idea of inheritance renewal has begun to be implemented in “Is Kolarac among tycoons”. The New Year’s celebrations are covered in “Worldwide celebrations”. Trade Minister Predrag Bubalo says, “Right time for Russian capital”. DANAS – The president pays a visit to the Ground Safety Zone in “Tadic: Kosovo could cause new instability”. The privatization of Geneks is analyzed in “Sale of giant bit by bit”. The Electoral Commission confirms the final line-up in the race for president in “Access to electoral register until midnight tomorrow”. KURIR - The paper leads with a photo of the funerals of the three former Big Brother housemates. Croatian singer Dino Dvornik’s appearance at the Russian Czar restaurant in Belgrade is featured in “I’m your man”. Sportsman Ivan Curkovic tells the tabloid, “I became footballer by pure fluke”. POLITIKA – Vojislav Kostunica predicts a “Year of expectation and challenges” in his New Year’s address. The president’s visit to the Ground Safety Zone is covered in “Tadic: Army won’t enter pointless wars”. In Kosovo, “Seven Serb houses stoned”. PRESS – Defense Minister Dragan Sutanovac says “Democratic Party of Serbia should support Tadic”. Drug smuggling is the focus of an article entitled “Serbia to receive heroin hit”.

Press: New Year celebrations; electioneering

BLIC - Finance Minister Mirko Cvetković says that “Electricity going up five percent”. The New Year celebrations are covered in “Celebrations to smell of gunpowder and cooked rakija”. Novak Đoković and Jelena Janković’s win at the Hopman Cup yesterday is reviewed in “Million dollar kiss”.

VEČERNJE NOVOSTI – “Serbia moving towards Europe” features an interview with Deputy Prime Minister Božidar Đelić. Increasing demand for the dinar is covered in “Euro falling again”. “Squares full of wishes” is about the New Year’s festivities.

GLAS JAVNOSTI – The paper writes that the idea of inheritance renewal has begun to be implemented in “Is Kolarac among tycoons”. The New Year’s celebrations are covered in “Worldwide celebrations”. Trade Minister Predrag Bubalo says, “Right time for Russian capital”.

DANAS – The president pays a visit to the Ground Safety Zone in “Tadić: Kosovo could cause new instability”. The privatization of Geneks is analyzed in “Sale of giant bit by bit”. The Electoral Commission confirms the final line-up in the race for president in “Access to electoral register until midnight tomorrow”.

KURIR - The paper leads with a photo of the funerals of the three former Big Brother housemates. Croatian singer Dino Dvornik’s appearance at the Russian Czar restaurant in Belgrade is featured in “I’m your man”. Sportsman Ivan Ćurković tells the tabloid, “I became footballer by pure fluke”.

POLITIKA – Vojislav Koštunica predicts a “Year of expectation and challenges” in his New Year’s address. The president’s visit to the Ground Safety Zone is covered in “Tadić: Army won’t enter pointless wars”. In Kosovo, “Seven Serb houses stoned”.

PRESS – Defense Minister Dragan Šutanovac says “Democratic Party of Serbia should support Tadić”. Drug smuggling is the focus of an article entitled “Serbia to receive heroin hit”.

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