President's meeting with OSCE commissioner canceled
BELGRADE -- Serbian President Tomislav Nikolić's meeting planned on Monday in Belgrade with OSCE's Knut Vollebaek has been canceled.
Vollebaek is Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) high commissioner on national minorities.
The meeting will not be held "due to a flight cancellation", the president's press office said.
Marko Đurić, adviser to the Serbian president, told Tanjug earlier in the day that Nikolić and Vollebaek would discuss "human rights of all citizens of Serbia in the entire territory of the country".
The were also to discuss "further cooperation and the work of the OSCE Office in Belgrade", according to Đurić.
ponedeljak 21.01.2013 | 17:02 | Source: B92, Beta, RTS, Tanjug | Comments: (46) | Send comment
BELGRADE, PREŠEVO -- A protest rally in Preševo that gathered ethnic Albanians from southern Serbia ended without incidents on Monday.
ponedeljak 21.01.2013 | 16:50 | Source: Beta, EUOBSERVER | Comments: (75) | Send comment
BRUSSELS -- Prime Minister Ivica Dačić has said Serbia "deserves better treatment from the international community", and that Europe owes it a debt:
ponedeljak 21.01.2013 | 16:49 | Source: B92, Tanjug | Comments: (10) | Send comment
BELGRADE, PRIŠTINA -- Kosovo President Atifete Jahjaga and Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic will meet in February or in early March "to discuss the Belgrade-Priština dialogue".
ponedeljak 21.01.2013 | 13:06 | Source: B92, Tanjug | Comments: (0) | Send comment
BELGRADE -- The Board of the Anti-Corruption Agency has unanimously elected former acting director, Tatjana Babić, as the regulatory body's chief.
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BELGRADE -- The EC will in March or April decide "whether progress has been made in reforms", and whether to give Serbia a date for the start of EU talks in June.
ponedeljak 21.01.2013 | 09:34 | Source: Tanjug | Comments: (23) | Send comment
MOKRA GORA -- The state acted according to the law when it removed a memorial in Preševo and there is no reason for any kind of protests in the south, says Ivica Dačić.
