:News Archive
14. January 2009.
Better quality of life for children with special needs
08:19 |
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| Tanjug
A total of €960,000 for the realisation of the project, aimed at improving the quality of life for children with special needs and improving specialised foster care for children in social care institutions, will be provided by the European Commission and organisation "Save
Police plan for greater security in Bosnjacka Mahala
08:20 |
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| Tanjug
Following a number of incidents during which several ethnic Albanian shops were torched, residents of Bosnjacka Mahala, asked that special units of the Kosovo Police Service should provide protection for them.
KPS soon to announce job vacancies
08:20 |
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| Tanjug
After the unilateral declaration of the independence of Kosovo, around 300 KPS Serb police officers were suspended, and the last salary they received was in late February 2008.
Monument protection platform for Kosovo to be adopted
08:22 |
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| Tanjug
The protection and restoration of cultural heritage in Kosovo-Metohija envisages an active state policy, joint efforts of competent ministries, protection institutions and Serbian Orthodox Church, Serbian Culture Minister Nebojsa Bradic told a regular news conference.
Turkish FM visiting Kosovo
08:27 
09:40 |
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| EMportal, New Kosova Report, Zaman, Turkish Daily News
Foreign Minister Ali Babacan departed from Ankara for an official visit to Kosovo, marking his first trip to Kosovo after it declared its independence in February last year. Turkey has promised to work for the recognition of Kosovo independence by Islamic Conference countries.
Kragujevac: Business center for young businessmen
08:18 |
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| limun.hr
This facility, which was turned into a business incubator, will host young companies that will leave as stable small and medium-sized companies after a couple of years.
Cheaper money production
08:17 |
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| limun.hr
Serbia is getting ready to save on costs when printing money because the production of coins and the printing of bills is becoming ever more expensive.
Prices of Somboled’s milk lower by 10 percent
08:13 |
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| limun.hr
The wholesale price of a litre of milk with the “Dukat” brand without the VAT currently amounts to RSD 53.5, and the new price will be RSD 50.
A doubtful Serbia's "'Gas Diplomacy" during crisis
08:16 |
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| Radio Free Europe, Blic
The Serbian capital, Belgrade, has received emergency supplies of natural gas from Hungary and Germany to help it cope with its dependence on Russian gas, which has been cut off for several days.Belgrade citizens have welcomed the help but have widely criticized the manner in which
Employers estimate damage from gas supplies disruption at 16.2 million euros
08:12 |
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| balkans.com
Association of Employers has released its estimate concerning the Russian-Ukrainian dispute over gas prices and transit tariffs, stating that it caused a nearly 1.5 billion dinars (16.2 million euro) damage to the economy.
Club Hotel Loutraki raises stake in Serbia's Grand Casino to 90%
08:11 |
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| balkans.com
Under the agreement, Club Hotel Casino Loutraki has the option of buying 50-75% of shares in a Brussels casino currently owned by Casinos Austria
Police to get better conditions in Ground Safety Zone
08:04 |
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| Tanjug
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Ivica Dacic said that the police in the Ground Safety Zone are doing a difficult job of the utmost importance for the state and its citizens.
Press conference on conclusion of privatisation
08:09 |
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| EMportal
The conference will concern the conclusion of the privatisation process of socially-owned companies.
Serbian central bank reserves down in December to 8.15 billion euros
08:07 08:08 |
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| balkans.com
Country’s hard currencies reserves declined by more than 10% month-on-month, or by 892 million euros, to 8.15 billion euros, following a series of measures that included a reduction in mandatory reserve requirements for commercial banks.
Around 20 drug groups active in Serbia
08:06 |
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| Danas, B92
There are about 20 organized drug trafficking groups active in Serbia and most of these groups work out of larger cities like Belgrade, Novi Sad, Jagodina, Novi Pazar and Nis.
