Srebrenica

BELGRADE - Serbian PM Milos Vucevic received UK Ambassador to Belgrade Edward Ferguson on Wednesday.

Vucevic noted that he was concerned over the situation in Kosovo-Metohija and underscored Pristina must be put under pressure to ensure dialogue was continued and the terror against Kosovo-Metohija Serbs stopped.

BELGRADE - Opening an Africa Days ceremony alongside Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabic, Serbian FM Marko Djuric thanked the 37 African nations that did not support a UN General Assembly resolution on Srebrenica on Thursday.

BELGRADE - Serbian PM Milos Vucevic said on Wednesday a majority abstention or a majority vote against a UN General Assembly resolution on Srebrenica on Thursday would be a success for Serbia.

Speaking to Prva TV, Vucevic explained that, even though a majority abstention would not keep the resolution from being passed, it would mean that the majority of the world was against it.

NEW YORK - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic met with Chinese Ambassador to the UN Fu Cong in New York on Tuesday evening.

"An excellent dinner in honour of the Permanent Representative of the People's Republic of China to the UN, Fu Cong," Vucic wrote in a post on his buducnostsrbijeav Instagram account, but did not elaborate.

BELGRADE/JERUSALEM - Simon Wiesenthal Centre Director Efraim Zuroff said on Tuesday he hoped a UN Srebrenica genocide resolution would fail and noted that the UN General Assembly was the "worst place" to vote on the matter because it was a "political vote."

BELGRADE - Serbian MP Milovan Drecun said on Friday it seemed the creators of a UN General Assembly draft resolution on Srebrenica did not quite have a certain majority that would guarantee its adoption and needed more time to clarify it to countries that could vote for it but were "in a dilemma for some reason."

NEW YORK - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Thursday in New York the situation concerning a UN General Assembly draft resolution on Srebrenica was not simple and that there was still a lot of work to do, but that Serbia would fight to come away with "our heads held up high."

BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Monday Serbia's chances regarding a UN resolution on Srebrenica were not high as it had the most dominant Western powers against it, but noted that the country would fight.

On July 13 and 14, 1995 Bosnian Serb forces killed 1,313 Bosniak men in the warehouse in the village of Kravica after they were captured following the fall of Srebrenica.

"First they wanted the graveyard to be located on the mountains above Srebrenica, it's called Otave Plato," Malic told BIRN at the Centre for Elderly Mothers of Srebrenica in the village of Potocari, the care home where she lives now, less than a kilometre away from the Memorial Centre.