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07/11/2024

The gathered people held banners reading “Freedom for the arrested” and blew whistles, according to BETA’s reporter.

Gathering

07/11/2024

As a solution for overcoming this obstacle, Mickoski has proposed to Brussels and Sofia that the constitutional amendments be deferred and take effect only after North Macedonia completes its negotiations with the EU, but this has not been accepted so far.

Skopje:

07/11/2024

Asked what he thought about the vandalizing of Novi Sad's Town Hall on Nov. 5, the prime minister replied that the act was planned in detail, but the most citizens had not wanted to participate.

Prime

07/11/2024

Next year, the minister said, 7.4 percent of the gross domestic product will be channeled into capital investments.

Cabinet

07/11/2024

"The priority needs to be freeing the state from clutches of particracy and the mafia. People who want changes in Serbia are tired of a divided opposition which has more chiefs than Indians," Ejdus told the NIN weekly in an interview.

University

07/11/2024

In his opinion, the prosecutors and forensic experts investigating the collapse of the railway station’s overhang have a difficult job ahead of them.

PM:

06/11/2024

Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala stated in Belgrade on Nov. 6 that, if Serbia and Czechia wanted to be strategically independent, they had to employ the wealth that they possess and use their huge lithium stock to create a complete chain – from batteries to the final product.

Fiala:

05/11/2024

“We are now very intensely working to have the Western Balkans join the common market even before its accession to the EU,” Giaufret said at a conference titled Belgrade Dialogues on Foreign Policy.

Giaufret:

05/11/2024

Although Serbia’s citizens are favoring Donald Trump, his potential win in the presidential race in the USA would be horrible for Serbia, primarily with regard to potential withdrawal of KFOR from Kosovo, because the survival of the local Serbs actually depends on the NATO-led peacekeeping forces, according to Edward Joseph, a professor at the Johns Hopkins University in the USA.

05/11/2024

He said that Vesic’s resignation was a step in the right direction, but that the greatest accountability lied on Serbian Prime Minister Milos Vucevic.

Opposition

05/11/2024

Speaking to state public broadcaster RTS, Vucevic described Vesic’s decision as “an act of a serious man who is aware that performing an important duty also bears the burden of responsibility.”

04/11/2024

Serbian Minister of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure Goran Vesic said on Nov. 4 that he would resign on Nov. 5, after 14 people died and dozens were injured when a concrete canopy at the Novi Sad railway station collapsed on Nov. 1.

Vesic

04/11/2024

The state-owned Infrastruktura zeleznice Srbije railway infrastructure company, the developer in a remodel of the Novi Sad railway station according to the contract, never submitted a request for a use permit for this building, the Insajder media group reported on Nov. 4.

Insajder:

04/11/2024

The Movement’s leader Savo Manojlovic told reporters that one complaint covered the cause of the accident in Novi Sad on Nov. 1, and the other the consequences that led to the collapse of the canopy at the train station.

Get

04/11/2024

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Nov. 4 that Serbia's goal was to fulfill all its obligations on its European path by 2027, using the Growth Agenda and Reform Agenda, regardless of, as he put it, whether the country actually joined the European Union.

Vucic:

04/11/2024

In an interview for BETA, Picula added that Serbia also needs to demonstrate progress towards aligning with the EU’s Common Security and Defense Policy.

Rapporteur:

04/11/2024

Pastor agrees that the law cannot include provisions pertaining only to Hungarians, adding that no one was even contemplating such a solution.

Hungarians

01/11/2024

In an interview with BETA's Daily European Service on Nov. 1, Dimitrov said this was the first time the EC had assessed the functioning of democratic institutions and that in Serbia that functioning had been deemed "mixed."

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