Government of Serbia
Vucic: 14 killed in Novi Sad accident
BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Friday evening 14 people had been killed in a tragic accident in which a roof overhang at the main railway station in Novi Sad collapsed shortly before noon.
In a televised public address, Vucic said he hoped the death toll was final, and that five of the victims remained unidentified for the time being.
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Serbia to observe day of mourning on Saturday over Novi Sad tragedy
BELGRADE - Serbia will observe a day of mourning on Saturday over a tragic accident in which a roof overhang collapse at the old railway station building in Novi Sad killed eight people on Friday, injuring several others.
The Government of Serbia has declared November 2 a day of mourning in line with the Law on Observance of Days of Mourning in the Republic of Serbia.
Vucevic: Potential government reshuffle to be considered in spring
NOVI SAD - Serbian PM Milos Vucevic said on Wednesday a potential government reshuffle would be considered in the spring and that he had had consultations on the matter with President Aleksandar Vucic.
Responding to questions from reporters after a joint session of the Government of Serbia and the government of Serbia's Autonomous Province of Vojvodina in Novi Sad, Vucevic said:
Dacic: Becirovic has problem with strong, stable Serbia
BELGRADE - Reacting to accusations levelled against Serbia by Bosnia and Herzegovina Presidency Chairman Denis Becirovic, Serbian Deputy PM and Interior Minister Ivica Dacic said on Thursday Serbia was no aggressor and that Becirovic's lies were eroding good-neighbourly relations.
Vucic: I believe in new government, challenging times are ahead
BELGRADE - Congratulating new PM Milos Vucevic and his cabinet, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic on Thursday wished them success and "much hard work", noting that he believed in the new Government of Serbia and that "challenging times are ahead of us."
Parliament elects new Serbian government
BELGRADE - The Serbian parliament elected on Thursday evening the new Government of Serbia, headed by PM Milos Vucevic.
One hundred and fifty-two of 213 MPs in attendance voted in favour while 61 voted against and there were no abstentions.
The new government will have 31 members, including five ministers without portfolio.
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Popovic: No constitutional obstacles to electing Brnabic parliament speaker
BELGRADE - Serbian Justice Minister Maja Popovic dismissed on Monday as untrue and malicious claims that there are constitutional obstacles to Ana Brnabic's candidacy for, and election as, new parliament speaker.
Government formed Working Group for the Memorial Center dedicated to Ribnikar victims
With this decision, the Government of Serbia specified that until the adoption of the urban, architectural and construction solution for the Memorial Center and the arrangement of the new ambient unit, the plots of land on which the "Vladislav Ribnikar" Experimental Elementary School is located in Kralja Milutina Street No. 10 are exempted from use for educational activities Belgrade.
Brnabic: Only strong Serbia can solve issues of national interest
BELGRADE - Congratulating Serbians on Statehood Day, Serbian PM Ana Brnabic said on Thursday only an economically strong and stable Serbia, governed by people who truly loved their country, could persevere in solving issues of state and national interest.
The history teacher at "Vladislav Ribnikar" received an award for courage
The award is given to Tatjana Stevanovi, as an expression of support and respect for her personal bravery when she was wounded during the mass shooting on May 3, 2023.