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Prosecutor says Mladić statement was "imprecise"
13:21 | Source:Tanjug
Serbian War Crimes Prosecutor Vladimir Vukčević says Serge Brammertz did not, "in a single word", say that Mladić is out of Serbia's reach.
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Serbian, Macedonian presidents meet
09:27 | Source:Beta
Serbia recognized Macedonia under its constitutional name and that position will not change, said President Boris Tadić.
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Parliament debates draft on state administration
16:47 | Source:Beta
Parliament is today discussing amendments submitted to a draft law set to determine the maximum number of employees in the state and local administrations.
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ICJ conclusion on Kosovo "will be neutral"
09:36 | Source:Tanjug
ICJ President Hisashi Owada says that the advisory opinion concerning the legality of the Kosovo Albanian UDI would not be "a clear yes or no".
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Candidacy application in mid-December?
11:07 | Source:FoNet, Blic
Serbia is planning to submit its EU candidacy after the meeting of the EU Council of Ministers on December 10.
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"Serbia key to peace in Balkans"
09:42 | Source:Tanjug
Romanian President Traian Basescu says his country believes that Serbia is "the key to peace in the Balkans".
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Jeremić starts week-long visit to Africa
12:36 | Source:Tanjug
Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremić will today embark on a week-long visit to several African countries.
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Vučić urges postponement of statute
13:40 | Source:Tanjug
Opposition SNSdeputy leader Aleksandar Vučić called on Friday on the ruling parties postpone the adoption of the draft Vojvodina statute.
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"Serbia moving toward EU integration"
11:03 | Source:Tanjug
U.S. Ambassador-Designate to Serbia Mary Warlick addressed the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Base South to officially open on Monday
11:37 | Source:Tanjug
Serbia's new military base, named Jug (South), will be officially opened on Monday, reports said.
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Coalition survives, no "new president" for Kosovo
11:01 -> 14:05 | Source:Beta
The Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) said that its coalition with the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) is still valid, despite reports that it had collapsed.
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"Rompuy, Ashton appointments not bad news"
20:25 | Source:Beta
European Movement's Tanja Miščević said she was surprised by the election of Herman Van Rompuy ad Catherine Ashton, but that this is "not bad news for Serbia".
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"2010 budget deficit at 3.5 pct of GDP"
13:23 | Source:Tanjug
Prime Minister Mirko Cvetković announced on Friday that the planned budget deficit for the year 2010 would reach to RSD 104bn.
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Tender called for second landline operator
13:46 | Source:Beta
The Republic Telecommunication Agency (RATEL) has publish a tender to select Serbia's second landline telephony operator.
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C. bank: Inflation 7.5 pct in 2009
13:46 | Source:Tanjug
Inflation in Serbia in 2009 will be around 7.5 percent, it was stated at the National Bank of Serbia (NBS)presentation of the November inflation report.
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Protest costs Serbian Railways RSD 30mn
16:49 | Source:Beta
Serbian Railways (ŽS) has announced that it lost RSD 30mn (some EUR 320,000) due to a three-day blockade of the Belgrade-Niš railroad near Lapovo.
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New arrest in Frenchman murder case
16:10 | Source:B92, Beta
Serbian police (MUP) in Belgrade arrested another person suspected of participating in the murder of French citizen Brice Taton in Belgrade.
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Lawyer imposed on Karadžić represented Albanians
13:40 | Source:Tanjug
British lawyer Richard Harvey has been appointed as former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadžić’s legal counsel, the Hague Tribunal has decided.
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Arrests for attack on policemen in south
09:43 | Source:Beta
Serbian police (MUP) in Bujanovac arrested Armend S., 21 and Bejdzet S., 53, both residents of the village of Končulj.
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