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Croatian President Kolinda Grabar Kitarovic's office has confirmed that Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has postponed his announced visit to Zagreb, the Croatian daily Vecernji list reported on Wednesday.

The official visit should have taken place in November or December but has been postponed indefinitely.

Pristina is yet to officially apply for UNESCO membership, and that is why the topic has not been included in the session of organization's Executive Board.

The session, which started on Wednesday, will determine the agenda for the General Conference that will be held in November, RTS is reporting.

The construction work in central Belgrade that began with the reconstruction of the Slavija Square in May has expanded to encompass major parts of the city centre over the summer.  

Starting from Branko's Bridge, a number of main squares, boulevards and streets are now partly or completely closed to traffic.

For several nights in a row, hundreds of people have been arriving at the bus station in Pristina, looking for ways to reach the countries of Western Europe.

RTS reported this late on Thursday.

For several nights in a row, hundreds of people have been arriving at the bus station in Pristina, looking for ways to reach the countries of Western Europe.

RTS reported this late on Thursday.

Many people are at the station when there are no departures, except for Belgrade - and Belgrade, they say, is the first step on their way to Western Europe.

Albanian President Ilir Meta has spoken with Croatian Ambassador Sanja Bojas-Juraga about the decision of the Croatian Supreme Court to extradite Ismail Morina.

Montenegro's NOVA party, which represents the large Serbian community in the country, will participate in drafting Vucic's proposed 'survival of the Serbian nation' declaration, alleging discrimination and political pressure by the Podgorica authorities.

Defense Minister Aleksandar Vulin says he received confirmation from Israeli officials that their country would not recognize Kosovo.

Vulin, who is visiting Israel, added that he also received assurances the country would not vote in favor of Pristina's bid to join UNESCO.

At least seven persons have been injured when a truck and a bus collided on the corner of Ruska Street and Vojvode Misica Boulevard in Belgrade.

State broadcaster RTS reported this on Monday morning, stating that the accident happened at around 10:30 hours CET.

Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic thinks that "a serious bad intention" was behind a strike at Fiat's plant in Kragujevac, central Serbia.

She told state broadcaster RTS that there was "a political interest" behind it as well, and that workers were "being manipulated."