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Serbian parliament ratifies Vojvodina statute
Despite opposition, parliament ratified the statute of Serbia's northern province of Vojvodina.
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Serbia at hearing: Kosovo's independence illegal
Serbia argued to the World Court on Tuesday that Kosovo's declaration of independence was an unlawful challenge to the international legal order that tore at the very fabric of Serb national identity.
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Serbia, Russia Conduct Talks for Construction of Nuclear Plant
The governments of Russia and Serbia are holding serious negotiations for the construction of a nuclear plant on Serbian territory as a joint project.
First Dose of H1N1 Vaccines Arrived in Serbia
EU member states decided Monday to grant visa-free travel to nationals of Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia when entering the bloc's Schengen area, as of 19 December.
Man pleads guilty in fatal gang shooting
In the presence of more than two dozen supporters, a Vadnais Heights man pleaded guilty this afternoon in Ramsey County District Court to second-degree murder for the benefit of a gang.
Shoe-throwing incident interrupts Serbian parliament
BELGRADE, Serbia -- A lawmaker from the Serbian Radical Party has been fined 336 euros for throwing her shoes at Deputy Parliament Speaker Gordana Comic on Thursday .
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Gebruder Weiss takes over Serbia's Eurocargo
Austrian group Gebrder Weiss has strengthened its position in the central and eastern European market by taking a controlling stake in Serbian forwarding and logistics operator Eurocargo.
Serbia arrests former factory managers
BELGRADE, Serbia -- Three former top managers of the Serbian Glass Factory have been arrested for suspected abuse of power and causing 1m euros worth of damage to the company, local media reported on Tuesday .
Serbia Press Review - November 26
"Did you see it?! It's not that great. It could have been much better. How could they waste so much money on such a lame ad?" These are some of the things we hear in Pristina nowadays.
Tito's Grandson Elected Head Of Serbia's Communist Party
Josip Joska Broz, a grandson of late Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito, has been elected as president of a newly formed Communist Party of Serbia, RFE/RL's Balkan Service reports.
News Team from Belgrade, Serbia Visits Belgrade, Minn.
Ready to take on four towns, four Serbian fellows have one goal in mind. 'This is stop number one.
European officials counsel Serbia about EU membership
BELGRADE, Serbia -- Representatives of the European Commission and European Parliament told Serbian authorities on Monday that they should consult with the EC before applying for EU membership.
Serbian opposition parties vow to block Vojvodina legislation
BELGRADE, Serbia -- The opposition Serbian Progressive Party vowed on Sunday to submit amendments to Vojvodina's statute.
Tito's grandson elected chairman of new Serbian Communist Party
Josip Broz, a grandson of the former Yugoslavian communist leader Josip Broz Tito, has been elected chairman of a newly-formed Communist Party of Serbia, local media reported.
EP's Kacin says Serbia's EU application this year is unrealistic
BELGRADE, Serbia -- European Parliament Rapporteur for Serbia Jelko Kacin said in an interview with Belgrade-based daily Blic on Sunday that it is not realistic to expect that Serbia could file its EU membership application by the end of 2009.
Serbia arrests Croat Serb war crimes suspect
BELGRADE, Serbia -- The head of the Veritas Documentation Centre in Belgrade, Savo Strbac, announced on Saturday that the police in Podgorica have arrested Stanko Kovacevic on suspicions of having committed war crimes in Croatia.
Hundreds of thousands bid farewell to Patriarch Pavle, late leader of Serbian Orthodox Church
Hundreds of thousands of people joined a somber funeral procession Thursday for Patriarch Pavle, the leader of the Serbian Orthodox Church through its post-Communist revival and the Balkans' bloody ethnic conflicts in the 1990s.
Whether or not Peter Egner of Belleuve is a war criminal will not be decided this year or next, it appears.
Thousands Bid Farewell To Serbian Patriarch
Throngs from Serbia and neighboring countries paid final tribute today to Serbian Orthodox Patriarch Pavle, who presided over the revival of the faith after decades of communist rule.
Serbs bid farewell to Patriarch Pavle
Hundreds of thousands of people joined a somber funeral procession Thursday for Patriarch Pavle, who led the Serbian Orthodox Church through its post-Communist revival and the bloody Balkan ethnic conflicts in the 1990s.
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