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Novi Sad: The European Parliament (EP) Rapporteur for Serbia  stated yesterday that no-one was setting Belgrade recognition of Kosovo independence as a condition for EU entry.

Vuk Jeremic yesterday called on the Organization of American States (OAS) members to maintain their reserved position on the Kosovo issue while the International Court of Justice deliberated on that crucial question.

Serbia wants the dismissal of European Parliamentary Rapporteur for Serbia Jelko Kacin. “Someone who has so openly stood on the side of the separatists and who does not have a balanced or objective position, cannot perform that job,” the Deputy Prime Minister Bozidar Delic said at an international conference held in the Sava Center entitled [...]

Belgrade: The Democratic Party (DS) leader Boris Tadic stated yesterday that a coalition between the SRS, the SPS, and the DSS-NS would lead to incoherent and anti-national policies.

Novi Sad: The Democratic Party (DS) Vice-President Bojan Pajtic stated yesterday that the victory “For a European Vojvodina” list at the provincial elections means that people wan EU integration.

Serbia could be one of the 15 new members of the UN Human Rights Council that will be chosen at today’s session of the General Assembly.

Serbian President Boris Tadic and Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremic were yesterday congratulated by French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner on their “great election victory.”

Serbia’s outgoing Deputy Premier Bozidar Delic, DS, yesterday stated that the Ukrainian government supports the territorial integrity of Serbia and Kosovo as its part.

The U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Rosemary Di Carlo yesterday stated in Sarajevo that United States hopes Serbia should choose European path.

The number of HIV patients and deaths is stagnating in Serbia due to preventive and treatment measures, stated the Serbian Minister of Health Tomica Milosavljevic last week.