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ZURICH (Reuters) - A small airliner crashed in the Swiss Alps on Saturday, just hours after a family of four was killed when their small plane went down in a forest.

Prime Minister Ana Brnabic says she is very proud that Serbia is among the candidates with the greatest prospect of becoming full members of the EU.

Brnabic also told the Swiss newspaper Blick that she was "more interested in the reforms that are being implemented."

Brnabic also told the Swiss newspaper Blick that she was "more interested in the reforms that are being implemented."

The reforms are not being implemented because of the European Union, she said, noting that "if we do not implement them before accession, the Union will no longer offer us much advantages."

The former chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia Carla Del Ponte left the UN Commission on Syria, reported the German TV channel ZDF, quoted by Focus.

A man with a chainsaw left at least five people injured after going on a rampage through the streets of a picturesque Swiss town, police said, according to EveningStandard.

Police descended on the area's old town amid reports that an unidentified male had launched the attack on Monday afternoon, local media reported.

Defender Marc Bartra fractured his wrist in the incident, which led to Tuesday’s Champions League quarter-final first leg being postponed.

The match has been rescheduled for Wednesday, with a 17:45 BST kick-off.

“In such a crisis situation, all of Borussia will pull together,” said chief executive Hans-Joachim Watzke.

A Turkish proverb say, it's better having an intelligent enemy than a stupid friend.

Five people were killed in a shooting in northern Switzerland, police said May 10, rocking the normally tranquil nation.

The Russian president has been out of sight since his meeting with Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi on March 5.

Then, on Thursday, representative Dmitry Peskov assured the world that the Russian president is well and that there is “no need to worry, everything is all right,” while he even made a joke about the president’s handshake being so strong that it could “break your hand”.

Prime Minister Vu?i? for Swiss newspaper "Blick" Serbia is not a Russian puppet

- I came to Davos to learn something, to meet people who would like to invest in my country. As a Prime Minister, I need friends, and I think this is the place where I will find them - Aleksandar Vu?i? said in an interview for Swiss newspaper "Blick", yesterday in Davos.