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Serbia will probably apply next month for eventual European Union membership, but will first wait for a green light from Brussels to proceed, the country's president said.

BELGRADE, Serbia -- UN war crimes tribunal chief prosecutor Serge Brammertz will visit Serbia on Wednesday , local media reported on Sunday.

No man is a prophet in his own country. As a keen churchgoer and Catholic convert, Tony Blair must be familiar with those words from the Bible a ' a proverb that applies closely to his own situation this week.

Belgrade Boris Tadic speaking at Columbia University in New York In an interview with Italian news agency ANSA, the president explained his optimism about the decision.

More Blogs>> 03 November 2009 Bojana Barlovac Serbian President Boris Tadic is convinced that the decision of the International Court of Justice, ICJ, on whether Kosovo's unilateral declaration of independence went against international law will be made in favor of Serbia.

Top Serbian officials said on Sunday that a crackdown on drug trafficking launched by authorities the previous day was part of efforts to root out organised crime and corruption in the Balkan nation.

EU Focus Serbia Belgrade Italian Foreign Minister Franco Frattini , Serbian President Boris Tadic .

Despite their differences over Kosovo, the two countries have developed a strategic partnership.

Business Insight Belgrade Bojana Barlovac The presidents of Turkey and Serbia, Adbullah Gul and Boris Tadic, have agreed in a Belgrade meeting on Monday that the two countries relations constitute a "strategic partnership". According to Beta news agency, Gul said that these relations are based "on both friendship and security". "As long as Serbia ...

Karadzic Trail Postponed 26 October 2009 The trail of Radovan Karadzic, which was due to began today at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, ICTY, has been postponed until tomorrow since he is refusing to appear before the court.

Turkish President Abdullah Gul arrived in Serbia on a state visit as the guest of Serbian President Boris Tadic.

On October 26 the trial of Radovan Karadzic, the wartime leader of the Bosnian Serbs, will start in The Hague.

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev traveled to the Serbian capital this week bearing gifts: a $1.5 billion loan and a clutch of energy and development deals.

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev's visit to Belgrade on October 20 will help deepen Russian-Serbian ties, Serbia's president has said, as quoted by national media.

Belgrade Bojana Barlovac Dmitry Medvedev and Boris Tadic Russian President Dmitry Medvedev's visit to Serbia received considerable attention from the global media, which tended to focus on the economic importance thereof.

I feel a little insecure writing this, but I'm sure that I'm in the silent majority, so here goes: Football - " it's only a game - " get over it.

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev is visiting Serbia with Belgrade seeking terms for a 1 billion euro loan and hoping to strike further energy deals with its traditional ally.

Russian President Dimitry Medvedev has stated that "without Serbia's last word, no one can state that the Kosovo issue has been resolved". Photo by BGNES Russian President Dimitry Medvedev has stated that no one is entitled to settle the issue of Kosovo's independence without Serbia having its say.

The October 20 visit of Russian President Dmitry Medvedev to Belgrade will have a historic significance for Serbia from the point of view of political and economic cooperation, Serbian Vice-Premier, Interior Minister and Cochair of the Serbian-Russian Intergovernmental Committee for Trade and Economic Cooperation Ivica Dacic said on Sunday.

Serbian President Boris Tadic has told representatives of Bosnian Serb parties that Belgrade will not interfere in talks on Bosnia's future, local media reported Saturday.