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Arrests deal blow to Serbia's organised crime, but may not eliminate it
Serbian authorities are hoping that with the arrests of four notorious criminals they have dealt a decisive blow to organised crime.
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Heavy snowfall in Romania cuts off thousands for days
Military planes flew in tonnes of emergency food Monday to towns and villages in eastern Romania, where thousands have been stranded.
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Will Kosovo organ trafficking case be put on wrong track?
The situation in Kosovo was expected to become the key issue on the agenda of the UN Security Council's meeting on February 8 in New York.
Kosovo and Serbia Far From Agreement
Belgrade and Pristina are far from reaching an agreement on Kosovo's right to take part in regional meetings, which is a condition for Serbia to obtain EU candidacy.
50,000 stranded in snowbound Serbian villages
With the discovery of six bodies on Saturday, the death toll in Serbia climbed to 20 that could be attributed to the freezing temperatures which have gripped the region for more than a month.
Serbia still coming to terms with Milosevic
Many hoped that the trial of former Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic would help Serbians confront the past.
Serbia court probes 3 guards for failed escape
BELGRADE, Serbia — A court in Serbia is investigating three guards suspected of helping two dangerous inmates try to escape from a high-security prison — one of whom had been convicted of plotting to kill the nation's prime minister in 2003, an official said Friday.
Serbia urges citizens to save power in big freeze
BELGRADE, Serbia — Serbia is struggling to maintain its power system amid record low temperatures in the Balkan country and much of Europe.
Referendum in northern Kosovo draws fire
It will be a low budget affair, costing just 1,000 euros for ballot printing, but its impact could be sky high.
Kosovo, Serbia Photographers in Focus
The photographs which look at both countries' future appeared in the National Library in Pristina this week, and will be shown in Belgrade next month.
Spain arrests man convicted in Serbian PM slaying
A National Police official said agents arrested Vladimir Milisavljevic and Luka Bojovic in a restaurant Thursday in the eastern coastal city of Valencia.
Serbian PM Zoran Djindjic's Assassin Caught in Spain
Luka Bojovic, one of the suspects wanted for the assassination of Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic in 2003, was arrested in Spain.
Hanging Hairlike Fixtures - Cabello Salon by a2rhitektura Offers an...
Design firm a2rhitektura has created this stunning interior for Cabello Salon in Belgrade, Serbia.
PICTURE: Serbian air force receives multirole Seneca
Serbia's defence ministry has taken delivery of a new Piper Seneca V, with the aircraft to be used for multiple tasks.
IMF blocks credit to Serbia over excessive spending
The International Monetary Fund on Thursday suspended the release of the first tranche of a 1.1-billion-dollar credit line to Serbia, saying Belgrade had failed to keep spending within the agreed limits, dpa reported.
Pan Global Resources Reports on Drill Assay Results-Update on Balkans Project
Pan Global Resources Inc. would like to provide an update on recently received drill assay results and exploration activities in the Republic of Serbia undertaken by our exploration partner, Lithium Li Holdings Inc.
Serbian NGO Uncovers Evidence Against General
A human rights group has released a document which it says shows the new head of the Serbian Army bears command responsibility for war crimes in Kosovo.
Security Council Split on Kosovo Organ Probe
Debate on Wednesday reveals clear split between China and Russia, which backed Serbia's call for a UN-led probe - and Britain, France and the US, which want the investigation to continue to be run by EULEX.
Serbia Press Review - February 9, 2012
Around 70 percents of the voters will participate in the upcoming elections. Lawyer helped two criminals prison escape.
Serbia-Kosovo dialogue eases tensions, but challenges remain - " UN official
The resumption of dialogue between Serbia and Kosovo has led to the easing of tensions on the ground, a senior United Nations official told the Security Council today, cautioning, however, that other significant political challenges continue to emerge.
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