The issue of national identity is taken seriously by Balkan people – including the least serious among them.
Serbia Press Review – June 5
Belgrade | 05 June 2009 |
Serbian Newspapers
"We could have bought 100 to 200 congressmen." In February 1995, Bosnian Serb wartime general Ratko Mladic, the Hague Tribunal's most wanted war crimes suspect, wrote in his diary about his meeting with Branko Tupanjac at Moscow Hotel in Belgrade. Tupanjac is an American businessman of Serbian origin and one of the richest Serbs in the world.
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NBS: New budget review possible. National Bank of Serbia (NBS) Governor Radovan Jelasic says a new, 4th budget review will be needed by the end of the year if budget revenue continues to fall.
POLITIKA
Balkans Summit on Cultural Heritage Held in Cetinje. A summit of presidents of countries of Southeastern Europe, entitled "Diversity of Cultural Heritage - Management and Tourist Promotion," was held in Cetinje, Montenegro on June 4, with the opening address given by Montenegrin President Filip Vujanovic.
DANAS
Brammertz praises Serbian war crimes cooperation. Serbia has made further progress in cooperation with The Hague, says Hague Chief Prosecutor Serge Brammertz. Speaking in New York, he did not use the wording from the original version of the report that Ratko Mladic and Goran Hadzic were within the reach of Serbian authorities,
NOVOSTI
The European Commission is set to propose an end to the visa regime. The European Commission will propose the abolition of visas for Serbian, Macedonian and Montenegrin citizens by the end of the year, says EC Vice-President Jacques Barrot.
