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Dacic heads Serbian delegation visiting Moscow (Tanjug)

First Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Serbia Ivica Dacic is leading a Serbian delegation that is visiting Moscow today, Tanjug news agency reported

This is according to the Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announcement. Dacic, who is co-chair of the Serbian part of the Inter-Governmental Serbian-Russian Committee for Trade, Economic, Science and Technological Cooperation, will speak with his Russian counterpart in the Committee, and Deputy Russian PM Dmitry Rogozin.  

Milovic: To take care of citizens’ interest (KIM Radio)

“Infrastructure, resolving the issues of regional water supply system and landfill, arrangement of the neighbourhood and the Monastery of Banjska, as well as employment opportunities for young population are some of our priorities, stated Dragisa Milovic, candidate for a mayor in Zvecan municipality, KIM Radio reported.

Decision on “nationalization” of Brezovica annulled (Kontakt plus radio)

Kosovo Government has annulled a decision on “nationalization” of Brezovica as the project failed, Kontakt plus radio reported.

The government annulled the decision on expropriation of immovable property for public interest, which were subject of tourist center in Brezovica project’s implementation, since this project has failed, press statement of the Kosovo Government said.

UNS in Kosovo: Local authorities not to make selection while inviting media (KIM Radio)

Association of Journalists of Serbia in Kosovo, called upon local authorities to openly present their work and timely inform the media about the organization of events and public hearings, without selection, so the citizens can have insight into their work, KIM Radio reported.

Serbia better be out of radar - says President Vučić (Serbian media)

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said in New York late on Tuesday that the world is in a dangerous and complicated situation today.

Vučić, who is attending this year's UN General Assembly, added that at the UN headquarters, "many harsh words" could be heard in that context - and that, as a small country, "we better stay out of any radar."