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Putin's upcoming visit "confirms traditional friendship" (Tanjug, B92)

President Vladimir Putin’s visit, at the invitation of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, in January next year, is a great honor for Serbia. Prime Minister Ana Brnabic assessed this in Tuesday's meeting with Ambassador of Russia to Serbia Aleksandr Chepurin, held in Belgrade. Brnabic said that this would be an exceptional opportunity for the cooperation of our countries to consolidate and confirm the traditional friendship of the two peoples, stressing that it is expected that several agreements will be signed that will more closely regulate certain areas of bilateral cooperation. Ambassad

Vucic: Announcements of establishing army in Kosovo concerning (Tanjug, RTS)

Announcements of establishing Kosovo army, under that or some other name, is something that causes fear and anxiety, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said, adding he hopes for some sort of Belgrade-Pristina dialogue continuation in order to decrease tension because of such things, Tanjug news agency reported. Vucic made these remarks responding to the journalist’s question to comment on Pristina announcements they would make a decision this week on forming the army, either with that or some other name. Commenting on Pristina’s request to join Interpol, Vucic said that the situation is very

Serbian PM Brnabic on Pristina officials’ statements (Tanjug, B92)

Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic told representatives of Pristina authorities to stop talking about Presevo, Bujanovac and Medvedja, Tanjug news agency reported. She noted it should be spoken about how we could reach a compromise that would enable long-term normalization of relations between Belgrade and Pristina. This way, Brnabic responded to the claims of Kosovo President Hashim Thaci, who said he has received support from French President Macron, so Belgrade and Pristina can reach a binding agreement within a short time, with the realistic possibility of border correction, which implie

Serbian PM Brnabic denies not mentioning UN resolution on Kosovo (Tanjug, TV N1)

Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic denied claims that she never mentioned UN Security Council Resolution 1244 on Kosovo at the UN General Assembly session, TV N1 reported “It’s not right that I didn’t mention resolution 1244 at the UN. I clearly mentioned resolution 1244 a day earlier (before her address to the General Assembly) when I spoke at the Action for Peace meeting and when I appealed for the UNMIK mission not to lower its numbers and fully respect UN Security Council resolution 1244.

"Trump told Brnabic - Serbs are good people" (Tanjug, B92, Vecernje Novosti)

According to the Belgrade press, in a brief conversation with Prime Minister Ana Brnabic, US President Donald Trump has referred to the Serbs as "good people." Namely, Brnabic thanked the US president for the changing of the stance of the current administration in Washington toward Serbia, and for understanding the position of our country on the issue of Kosovo, and, according to media reports, he replied by saying that "Serbs are good people." On Monday evening in New York City, where she has traveled for the UN General Assembly meetings, the prime minister attended a traditional reception

Serbian PM meets European, regional counterparts at UN (TV N1)

Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic said on Tuesday that she had a number of meetings on the margins of the UN General Assembly session in New York, including her Montenegrin counterpart Dusko Markovic and Bosnia-Herzegovina Presidency member Bakir Izetbegovic. She also met with the prime ministers of Belgium, the Netherlands and Norway as well as NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg. Brnabic said she will meet with US Trade Secretary Wilbur Ross, take part in a panel discussion on peace operations and the Bloomberg Global business forum, and speak at the 73rd session of the UN General Ass

Vucic: Prime Minister most probably to go to New York, UN (Tanjug, B92)

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said the Prime Minister Ana Brnabic would most probably go to New York, and attend the UN General Assembly, Tanjug news agency reported. Vucic made these remarks while visiting the Health Centre in Zemun, adding he is not completely certain, but it is more likely that Ana Brnabic, than him, would travel to New York. Although, they scheduled many meetings for me, I simply want to stay more in the country.