Politika

Efraim Zuroff, one of the best known Nazi hunters, says it is "absurd" to compare the Holocaust and the Rwanda genocide with the crimes committed in Srebrenica.

Serbia's Prime Minister has given a cool response to leaks of the President's platform on Kosovo, which has not been revealed in entirety but, according to the daily newspaper Politika, TV B92 and some other media, offers Kosovo only the status of a province within Serbia.

On his second visit to Belgrade since taking over as EU Enlargement Commissioner last autumn, Hahn is meeting President Tomislav Nikolic and Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic among other officials.

Ahead of his visit, Hahn said Serbia and the EU should start accession talks soon, and he was there to help Belgrade finish the reforms it had started.

"Ex-police chief suspected of hiring underworld figure"

BELGRADE -- Former head of the MUP Criminal Police Department (UKP) Rodoljub Milović is suspected of misconduct and unauthorized collection of data.

B92 has learned this from the Security-Information Agency (BIA).

BELGRADE - Croatia and Serbia are preparing an agreement on protection against natural and man-made disasters and on dealing with their aftermath and the agreement will soon be signed, the Belgrade daily newspaper Politika reported on Tuesday.

BELGRADE – The position of mayor of the city of Belgrade will be taken by either Sinisa Mali, current president of the interim authority in the Serbian capital, or Nikola Selakovic, outgoing Serbian minister of justice, Serbian Progressive Party leader Aleksandar Vucic has said for Belgrade-based newspaper Politika.

BELGRADE - A EULEX team of judges at the Kosovska Mitrovica court of first instance has requested that Oliver Ivanovic's lawyers provide proof of being registered with the Kosovo Bar Association.

A Serbian minister said volunteers from Serbia who have joined pro-Russian self-defence groups in the disputed Ukrainian region of Crimea should face jail terms.

A small group of five Serbian volunteers on Friday sent an open statement on arriving in the Crimean port of Sevastopol, declaring that their role was “to patrol roads and control vehicles and passengers at checkpoints”.