London School of Economics

LONDON - The future of the Western Balkans will no longer be defined by politics, but by economics, says Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic.

I do not think that politics is that important anymore, it is the economics that defines the future of Western Balkans, Vucic said at the beginning of his lecture at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) late Monday.

Serbia represents "unique market for investors"

LONDON -- Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić gave a lecture at the London School of Economics on Monday to say that Serbia "is a unique market for investors."

PM: Good relations with Russia, EU remains goal

LONDON -- Aleksandar Vučić said in London late on Monday that "Serbia wants to maintain good relations with Russia but that does not change its goal, its path to the EU."

LONDON - Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said Monday in London that he is certain that Serbia is regarded as a stabilizing factor and a good place for investment, adding that he expects British and European companies to show strong interest in investing in Serbia.

LONDON - Serbia's Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic will begin a two-day visit to the UK on Monday, where he is scheduled to hold a lecture at the London School of Economics, meet with officials of British companies interested in investing in Serbia and take part in the Economic Summit.

BELGRADE - Serbia's Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic will hold a lecture at the London School of Economics on October 27, and on Wdnesday, he and UK State Secretary for Business Vince Cable will host a meeting about investments in Serbia, the British-Serbian Chamber of Commerce has posted on its website.

The book tour will starts on October 15th at the London School of Economics, LSE, with a conversation between Lubonja and his translator, and later move to other cities including the Welsh capital, Cardiff, ending at the Ilkey Literature Festival.

BELGRADE - The 4th Belgrade Security Forum, titled Europe 2014: Closure and/or New Beginning, to be attended by many politicians and foreign policy and security experts, began on Tuesday at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Belgrade.

Rumyana Kolarova, the Minister of Education and Science in the new caretaker government.

She holds Philosophy and Sociology degrees from the Sofia University St Kliment Ohridski.

She has specialized at the London School of Economics and Political Science, at the New School for Social Research (New York, US) and at Florence's European University Institute.

Nebojsa Ciric is likely to become Serbia's new Economy Minister, Balkan Insight has learned from a source in the ruling Progressive Party.

Short bio

Born in 1974 in the eastern town of Bor, he moved to Belgrade to go to mathematical high school. In 1996, he finished studies at the London School of Economics, LSE.