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Serbian Parties Hold Secret Talks on Government
Serbian parties are holding informal talks on forming a government but the Progressives say that official talks will start after Tomislav Nikolic's inauguration.
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Staff at Serbia's TV Avala on Strike Again
As the management of Serbian broadcaster TV Avala again refuse to pay wage arrears, the company's employees call on authorities to intervene.
Amnesty International: 2011 Was Turbulent
Amnesty International’s human rights report for 2011 welcomed the arrest of the last two ICTY fugitives, Ratko Mladic and Goran Hadzic, but warned that many people across the region still wait for justice.
UEFA Chief Reacts to FIFA's Kosovo Decision
UEFA President Michel Platini on Wednesday protested against FIFA's decision to allow the Kosovo team to play friendly matches.
Serbia's Newly-Elected President to Visit Moscow
Tomislav Nikolic is set to travel to Moscow, where he will attend the congress of Russia's ruling party, United Russia, on May 26.
Democrats to Propose New Serbian Prime Minister
As talks on forming a new government continue between Democrats and Socialists, the choice of prime minister has narrowed down to two candidates of the Democratic Party.
Belgrade Pride Announced
This year’s Belgrade Pride Parade will be a festival of LGBT civic rights under the slogan Love, faith, hope.
FIFA Opens Door to Kosovo
Kosovo’s national football team has been handed the right to play official friendly games, FIFA has announced.
Belgrade Liberals Fail to Profit From Fresh Vote
Repeat elections for the city assembly at 16 polling stations on May 20 did not result in any changes in the number of seats.
Nikolic Victory May Change Government Coalition Deal
The election of Tomislav Nikolic as Serbia’s new president may change the coalition dynamics in forming a new government.
Foreign Leaders Cautiously Congratulate Nikolic
Foreign leaders congratulate Serbia’s President-Elect Tomislav Nikolic amid mixed reactions.
OSCE Welcomes Peaceful Elections in Kosovo
OSCE expresses satisfaction with peaceful and orderly voting in Kosovo in the second round of the Serbian presidential elections.
Tomislav Nikolic Wins Serbian Presidency
In a surprising twist, Serbia's nationalist Tomislav Nikolic has won the presidential runoff against the leader of the Democrats' Boris Tadic.
Polls Close in Serbia Presidential Elections
All polling stations have closed across Serbia in the second round of presidential elections that appear to have passed without major irregularities.
Serbian Presidential Campaign Draws to Close
With the advent of the pre-election silence the campaign for the second round of presidential elections in Serbia on Sunday has ended.
EU Grants for Refugees’ Start Ups
The EU is giving almost a half million Euros to 93 refugee families in Serbia to help them start and develop their own businesses.
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Football Wins Amid Political Row over Kosovo Status
Kosovo’s strategy of entering European football through FIFA-sanctioned friendly matches could create opportunities for talented players and point the way towards solving broader issues of its representation in international sport.
Klecka Outcome Embitters Both Serbs and Albanians
Social Networks Mobilise Army of ‘White’ Voters
Belgrade Weighs Up Hopes of City’s New Bosses
Dacic as PM Would Take Serbia Backwards
World Awaits Start of Srebrenica Butcher’s Trial
Socialists Flex Muscles in Post-Election Serbia
Roma Eviction Sullies Belgrade’s Image
Business
Serbia’s New Govt Faces Deficit Challenge
Promises of hundreds of new jobs made during the election campaign will soon be forgotten as reducing the deficit becomes a certain priority for the new team.
Euro Crisis Sapping Balkan Recovery, EBRD Warns
‘Hidden’ Taxes Hinder Investment in Serbia
Serbia Ducks Probes Into Tycoon Dodgy Takeovers
Fiat Opening Hailed as Boost For Serbia
Culture and Lifestyle
Mixer Attempts to Change the Face of Belgrade
The fourth edition of the art festival will bring more than 100 artists from 50 countries to Belgrade’s “Savamala,” with the motive of urban transformation.
Sarajevo Days Presents Bosnian Culture in Belgrade
Venerable Concert Hall Surmounts Old Age in Style
Serbians Ready to Pay for Perfect Summer Waistline
Igor Mandic: Serbs and Croats Belong Together
