:News Archive
10. November 2009.
Serbian MoD: Security situation in Serbia is satisfactory
16:57 |
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| Tanjug
Sutanovac warned of a possibility of incidents in the territory of Serbia's southern province, primarily in the area of organized crime, adding that separatist aspirations by nationalist and religious extremist groups are the source of security risk.
Working Group to discuss possible declaring of flu epidemic
17:01 |
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| Tanjug
The data on how many people have been infected with the new flu (H1N1) will be handled on Tuesday, and based on these data, the Serbian Health Ministry's Working Group for monitoring the epidemics will consider the possibility to declare epidemic
Pristina is far from fulfilling EU integration criteria
19:32 |
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| EMportal, Tanjug
Pristina is far from functioning according to the European standards at all levels of authority, fight against crime, corruption, racketeering, ensuring normal work of agencies which should be independent and the independence of the media, the Kosovo-Metohija analysts stated.
Serbian house in Prizren burnt down
20:16 |
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| EMportal
The Kosovo Police Service (KPS) has confirmed that in the center of Prizren, near the Church of St. George, a house owned by Serbs, who do not live in it, has been burnt down.
Slavoljub Kacarevic released
21:06 |
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| EMportal
Former Glas javnosti editor-in-chief Slavoljub Kacarevic was released from custody Monday after a Belgrade judge interrogated three witnesses.
Serbia tore down the newly created “Berlin Walls”
21:31 |
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| EMportal
On 5th October 2000, Serbia tore down the newly created “Berlin Walls” erected by the destructive policies of an undemocratic regime in the ‘90s that had separated us from the entire world. At present, our citizens are faced with one more wall to be pulled down
50 Serbian citizens to travel to EU through “Europe for All” project
11:27 |
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| EMportal
Deputy Prime Minister for EU integration Bozidar Djelic stated that within the “Europe for All” project 50 Serbian citizens who have never travelled to EU countries before will go to Rome, Paris, Berlin and Brussels on the first day of visa liberalisation.
254 A (H1N1) flu cases confirmed in Serbia
08:42 
08:51 |
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| EMportal
There are 12 outbreaks of pandemic influenza reported in South Backa District, Kraljevo, Pozega, Uzice and Paracin, and epidemics amongst school staff in Cacak, Nis, Ivanjica, Prilike, Kragujevac and Leskovac, added the statement.
Bajatovic: Establishment of the company for South Stream on November 17
10:53 |
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| EMportal
A joint enterprise of the Srbijagas and Russian Gazprom for construction of the South Stream gas pipeline through Serbia will be established in November 17 in Switzerland, announced General Manager of the Serbian public company Dusan Bajatovic.
Zugic, Grushko discuss security issues
11:36 |
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| Tanjug
Director of the Serbian Foreign Ministry department for multilateral cooperation Vuk Zugic conferred Thursday in Moscow with Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko.
Serbian - German strategic partnership in energetic field
10:52 10:53 |
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| Tanjug
Serbian Minister of Energy and Mining Petar Skundric and German Ambassador to Belgrade Wolfram Maas expressed Monday readiness to continue cooperation between the two countries in the domain of energetics, particularly in the sector of energy efficiency.
Amb. Dim. Kypreos on priorities of OSCE mission in Serbia
11:34 |
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| EMportal, Tanjug
As far as the issue of Kosovo is concerned, Kypreos said that the OSCE as a whole, and not only the mission to Serbia, has a very clear stand - it is status neutral.
Novartis offers 3 mln doses of vaccine
08:45 |
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| EMportal, Beta
The Swiss pharmaceutical company Novartis on Nov. 9 offered to supply Serbia with three million doses of its vaccine against the new flu virus, at EUR8.5 per dose.
The Belgrade Chamber of Commerce holds seminar on flu
08:52 |
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| Beta
According to the chamber's estimate, more than 40 percent of workers will miss work occasionally due to the new flu epidemic in Serbia, which may cause production delays.
Serbian Oil Industry's loss in 2008 RSD 8 bln
12:08 |
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| Beta
The Serbian Oil Industry (NIS) announced on Nov. 9 that the Ernst & Young company, after a special audit, had established that the Serbian company had incurred losses in the amount of eight billion dinars in 2008.
Dacic elaborates proposal to prolong old passport validity to end of 2010
11:13 |
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| EMportal, Tanjug
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Ivica Dacic today stated that his Ministry proposes to prolong the validity of old passports because of the inability to issue biometric passports before the end of 2009 to all those who submitted application.
FALKE textile producer interested in investing in south Serbia
14:41 |
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| EMportal
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Regional Development Mladjan Dinkic met with representatives from Germany’s FALKE Company and discussed investment possibilities in Serbia.
Big opportunities to promote economic cooperation between Serbia, Algeria
11:26 |
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| EMportal
In a presentation “Algeria – a Market for Serbian Businessmen” held at the Serbian Chamber of Commerce, he expressed hope that a meeting of a joint group on November 16 and 17 will mark the beginning of a new strengthening of bilateral relations.
Serbia's foreign agricultural trade surplus USD 483 mln
11:29 |
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| Tanjug
Serbia's foreign agricultural trade surplus in the first nine months of 2009 was USD 483.2 million, with a 153.5 percent coverage of import by export, the Serbian Chamber of Commerce (PKS) announced Friday.
OSCE Mission to Serbia supports an environmental documentary for youth
11:33 |
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| EMportal
An OSCE-supported ecological documentary for young people "Heritage for the future" was presented in the Vracar municipality of Belgrade last week.
China, Serbia pledge to enhance military ties
11:35 |
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| Xinhua
Chinese Defense Minister Liang Guanglie met on Monday with State Secretary of Serbia's Ministry of Defense Igor Jovicic, who is on a week-long visit to China. China and Serbia established strategic partnership during Serbian President Boris Tadic's state visit to China in August.