News archive of March 2023

President of Serbia visited Novi Pazar, where he attended the marking of the start of works on the reconstruction and extension of the "Novi Pazar" General Hospital.
Vui will then visit the rural tourist farm "Toplina due" in the village of Pavlica.
An address to the citizens of Kraljevo is scheduled at 6 p.m.

BELGRADE - Serbian PM Ana Brnabic said on Friday there was no formal "Western Balkans QUAD" initiative involving the so-called Kosovo, and noted that Serbia had no outstanding issues with North Macedonia.

An armed attack took place at İYİ (Good) Party's Istanbul headquarters on March 31, and an investigation has been launched into the incident.

A bullet hit the window of the cafeteria section of the building and another one hit a business center next to the İYİ Party's building.

The mother of a six-year-old girl who was allegedly sexually abused by a 43-year-old man has been charged with criminal complicity through negligence by a Piraeus prosecutor, state broadcaster ERT has reported.

The mother (28) had initially reported the male suspect, whom she knew, for the sexual abuse of her child.

Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob paid an unannounced visit to Ukraine on 31 March, his first to the war-torn country. Talks with President Volodymyr Zelensky and Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal focused on Slovenia's potential participation in the post-war reconstruction of Ukraine and the country's progress towards EU and NATO membership.

"With or without European money, the fence on the Evros will be completed," said the Greek Prime Minister, who is from the ranks of conservatives, reports the portal Euractiv, which reminds that Greece has already built a 37.5 kilometer long fence on the Evros River, but that it plans to expand it by much more.

The Belarusian leader and close ally of the Kremlin, Alexander Lukashenko, called for a "ceasefire" in Ukraine and for negotiations "without preconditions" between Moscow and Kyiv, AFP reported.

Two men accused of planning a Passover attack on a Jewish center in central Athens have been remanded in pre-trial custody after appearing in court to answer to terrorism charges.

The two defendants, aged 27 and 29, confessed to forming and joining a terrorist organisation.

Unofficially, the plane, full of fuel, crashed during take-off, writes Jutarnji list.
There were a man and a woman in the aircraft.
It is assumed that they are from Germany, given that the plane had a German registration.
Numerous teams of firefighters and ambulances were dispatched to the airport.
All flights have been cancelled.

BELGRADE - North Macedonian PM Dimitar Kovacevski said on Friday in Belgrade the cooperation between Serbia and North Macedonia was at its highest point since the two countries had become independent.