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Serbia leader says Srebrenica 'not genocide'
Tomislav Nikolic, the newly elected Serbian president, has caused controversy by saying that the 1995 killing of 8,000 Muslims in Srebrenica constituted "grave war crimes", but not a genocide.
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Kosovo launches truth and reconciliation initiative
The Kosovo government has opened a broad dialogue aiming to address war atrocities and reach reconciliation between Albanians and Serbs, 13 years after the armed conflict.
Serbia's New President Denies Srebrenica Massacre Was Genocide
Hotels 5* Hotels 4* Hotels 3* Apartment Houses Restaurants Rent-a-car Casino Golf Resorts Mountain resorts Sea resorts Entertainment Shopping Health Clinics Public Safety Vaults Beauty Salons The notorious 1995 massacre of 8A 000 Bosnian Muslims in the town of Srebrenica was not genocide but the killings amounted to "grave war crimes ," Serbian ... (more)
NATO troops confront Serb crowds in Kosovo north
CORRECTS PHOTOGRAPHER'S BYLINE German army soldiers serving in the NATO peacekeeping mission in Kosovo guard a bridge near the town of Zvecan, Kosovo, Friday, June 1, 2012.
Serbian and Albanian Contrasting History
Serbian and Albanian children in Kosovo learn different versions of history, both of which are biased and incorrect, says research conducted by the Belgrade University Centre for Peace Studies.
Ultra Lithium Executes Balkans Framework Agreement and Announces Equity Financing
Ltd. to explore and develop its Balkans Project in the Republic of Serbia. In addition, Beijing Guofang Mining Investment Co.
Belgrade's annual Days of Sarajevo festival draws 10,000 people
As always, the Days of Sarajevo festival lasted a full five days, featuring nearly 500 Bosnian artists who spread out across various venues in Belgrade.
Serbia's Tadic eyes govt as Nikolic takes office
Reuters/Belgrade Rightist Tomislav Nikolic took office as president of Serbia yesterday as liberal rival Boris Tadic manoeuvred to retain power as prime minister in a new government still dedicated to achieving entry into the European Union.
Azerbaijan: What's with Baku's Serbia Connection?
The government of Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, seen here meeting his Serbian counterpart Boris Tadic in Belgrade in June, 2011, has recently offered a $370.7 million loan to Serbia.
Nationalist Nikolic sworn in as Serbia's president
A family member of a northeastern Pennsylvania manslaughter victim brought his ashes to court as two men were sentenced for beating him.
Tadic as prime minister could slow Serbia's reforms
Democratic Party leader Boris Tadic is a candidate for Serbian prime minister -- an idea that has been met with opposition from the Serbian Progressive Party.
Santa Fe couple bring rescued Serbian dogs to US
In this May 25, 2012, photo, Mary Shepherd pets Zivko, one of two Serbian refugee dogs she is trying to get adopted, at a dog park next to Salvado Perez Pool in Santa Fe, N.M. Shepherd became involved with the dogs after befriending the woman who rescued the animals from certain death in their native country.
Chernobyl Diaries shot in Nazi tunnels
Unable to film in the real Pripyat due to still-present nuclear dust from the Chernobyl disaster, Peli and his crew had to find alternatives and opted for an abandoned Soviet Air Force Base and tunnels under Belgrade, Serbia.
Russia's Putin tones down Serb rivalries
The transcript of a discussion between new Serbian President Tomislav NikoliA and Russia's President Vladimir Putin appears to suggest that Moscow is preparing to work with a government led by NikoliA 's rival, former President Boris TadiA , as Prime Minister.
ULM Hawkeye earns seven awards at state conference
The University of Louisiana at Monroe's student newspaper, the Hawkeye, won seven awards in the Louisiana Press Association's Better Student Newspaper competition.
Crisis-torn Europe making Belgrade rethink EU lust - Serbian president-elect
Nationalist candidate Tomislav Nikolic has won the Serbian presidency, which could hamper his country's bid to join the European Union.
Serbia Autos Report Q4 2011 - new market research report published
Q211 saw a notable increase in the number of automotive parts manufacturers choosing to invest in Serbia, which has been linked to Italian carmaker Fiats presence in the country, the governments subsidisation of the industrys expansion, and the comparatively low cost of labour in Serbia.
Serbia's Nikolic: a changed man?
President-elect of Serbia Tomislav Nikolic is one of the most controversial politicians in Serbia, as he has gone from an ultranationalist to a fervent advocate of European integration.
Gazprom Neft to expand presence outside of Russia
OJSC Gazprom Neft expects to get access to oil refining capacities in the amount of 25-30 million tons outside of the Russian Federation till 2020, according to the company's statement in follow-up of the Board of Directors of approving the updated development strategy of Gazprom Neft.
Fresh from defeat, Serbia's Tadic poised for PM
Azkals - - CJ Corona impeachment - - Gloria Arroyo - - Jessica Sanchez - - Pacquiao Punch - - Ask PNoy - - Divorce Bill - - Reproductive Health bill - - Jose Rizal@150 - - PNoy: Ang Unang Taon - - Ex-Ombudsman Merceditas Gutierrez - - Maguindanao Massacre - BELGRADE - Serbia's Boris Tadic, fresh from defeat in a presidential election a week ago, ... (more)
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