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Serbia to Reintroduce State TV Subscription Fee
A source at the Ministry of Culture told BIRN on Monday that the new draft legislation on public service broadcasting envisions a 500 dinar (about 4.3 euro) monthly fee for the channels’ service.
"The plan is to start with this from 2016, after the two-year budget funds for the two broadcasters [RTS and RTV] expires," the source said on condition of anonymity.
Firework display festival to debut in Serbia on June 20
BELGRADE - Sremska Mitrovica will host Serbia's first firework display festival on June 20-22, and the event will feature pyromusical fireworks, to be performed for the first time ever in the country by teams from Serbia, Slovakia and Italy, the organisers said at a press conference.
Flood-damaged preschool receives EUR 30,000 donation
Flood-damaged preschool receives EUR 30,000 donation
SVILAJNAC -- The preschool institution "Dečja Radost" ("Children's Joy") in Svilajnac has received a donation in the amount of EUR 30,000 from German company Muehlbauer.
The donation was paid through the sponsor of the kindergarten's reconstruction, the B92 Fund.
Macedonia Opposition Party Spurns New Government
The DPA’s central presidency said this weekend that it would not become part of the new government led by Nikola Gruevski that is to be officially elected in parliament on Thursday.
The party said it did not believe that Gruevski and his allies, who led the last government, could make a breakthrough on the country's priority issues.