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July 1: Bahia Bakari lies in a hospital bed at the El Maaruf Hospital in Moroni, Comoros.

Greece Gives Serbia its Support for EU Belgrade Tadic and Papoulias - Image by FoNet Greece's President Karolos Papoulias, during a trip to Belgrade, told media on Thursday that Greece gives Serbia its full support to European integration, hoping that the visa liberalisation process for Serbian citizens would be resolved by the end of the year.

Pristina Here are the top stories in Kosovo's main newspapers. Balkan Insight has not verified the reports and cannot vouch for their accuracy.

Serbia ready to negotiate with Kosovo after ICJ ruling BELGRADE A- Serbian President Boris Tadic said in an interview published yesterday that his country would be ready to negotiate with Kosovo after the International Court of Justice rules on its independence.

Serbian residents of northern Kosovo continued efforts to maintain a road block at administrative border crossing points with Serbia on Monday.

Athens-Belgrade relations, Serbia's European course and the Serbian Socialist Party's accession to the Socialist International were the main topics on the agenda of Greek main opposition PASOK leader and SI president George Papandreou's talks in Belgrade on Saturday with Serbian president Boris Tadic and interior minister and Serbian government ...

Serbian President Boris Tadic said he expected Bulgaria's explanation over the release of the former Kosovo Prime Minister, Agim Ceku, who is wanted for war crimes in Serbia.

At the prize award ceremony on Tuesday for the most successful local organizations of blood donors in 2008, Serbian president Boris Tadic said said some 60.000 donors gave blood last year and the number of voluntary blood donors is increasing every year which makes him "very proud". Some 244.000 blood units were collected in 2008 through more than ...

Since coming to power in 2004, Serbian President Boris Tadic has been praised for bringing Belgrade closer to the West and toning down the nationalist fervor that has destabilized the Balkans in the past.

China bolsters the United Nations to play a bigger role in addressing the international financial and economic crisis and hopes the upcoming UN conference could help developing countries out of the economic downturn, a senior Chinese diplomat said Monday.

Serbian President Boris Tadic arrived Monday in Banja Luka to take part in a meeting of Bosnian Serb leaders who are considering what to do after Bosnia's international administrator revoked a law they insisted upon but that violated a peace agreement.

Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov is attending 16th meeting of heads of state from Central Europe in Novi Sad, Serbia on Friday.

Central European leaders discussed integration of Balkan states into the European Union as well as economic and energy problems at a summit in Serbia on Friday.

Ukraine and the Republic of Serbia will sign a free trade agreement in autumn. According to an UNIAN correspondent, President of Ukraine Victor Yushchenko said this to journalists on Friday after a meeting with his Serbian counterpart Boris Tadic.

Humiliation at Bosnia's OK Corral 18 June 2009 U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon unveiled his quarterly report on Kosovo yesterday to the Security Council.

Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu visited Kabul. Also in diplomatic news: Sweden urges fast visa-free regulations for western Balkan countries.

Belgrade Boris Tadic Serbian president Boris Tadic told media in Novi Sad on Saturday that an equal regional development of Serbia should in no way postpone or halt the adoption of the draft Vojvodina Statute in Parliament.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy France will help Kosovo on its path to European Union membership, according to statements issued by President Sarkozy's entourage.

Dragan Djilas: Mr. Mayor Belgrade By Slobodan Georgijev Local elections in two of Belgrade's municipalities next weekend will be the first true test for the head of Belgrade's government.

Belgrade Dacic laying wreath - Image by FoNet On the occasion of national Police Day, Serbian Interior Minister and First Deputy Prime Minister Ivica Dacic has vowed to step up the fight against crime.