Serbia Government

Bosnia's Council of Ministers signed separate agreements in Sarajevo on Tuesday with the governments of Serbia and Croatia on working rules and procedures as part of a protocol intended to make the search for the remaining thousands of missing persons from the 1990s wars more effective.

The ministers discussed bilateral relations, economic cooperation, as well as on current international issues, the Serbia government announced on Wednesday.

The interlocutors "also underlined closeness and friendly cooperation between the two countries that are developing on the mutual benefit of the two countries and two nations."

The memorandum was signed on Serbian side by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Construction, Transportation and Infrastructure Zorana Mihajlovic, the Serbia government announced.

According to a statement they "assessed that progress has been made in improving the political dialogue and overall relations between the two countries, as evidenced by a number of important mutual visit at the highest level."

The provincial board of the Democratic Party (DS) in Vojvodina has accused the Serbia government of "sinking" Serbia twice in two years.

According to the DS - a party that is in power in the province and in opposition at state level - this is true despite the government having its its disposal "nearly a billion euros in assistance."

Serbia's protest note references fascist Croat WW2 entity

The Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Thursday sent a note to the Croatian embassy in Belgrade.

The note expresses "protest in the strongest terms" over "the measure of prohibition of entry to Croatia via border crossings for the holders of Serbian travel documents and vehicles with Serbian markings."

Serbia government is due to discuss the 2015 budget proposal on Wednesday, while parliament should adopt the bill by December 15.

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BELGRADE - Special Adviser to the Serbia Government Franco Frattini considers Serbia's role as a bridge between the EU and Moscow to be very important and believes that such a role can help ease tensions related to the Ukrainian crisis.

Minimal damage billion Euros

The damage caused by flooding is six times larger than the limits of the EU funds from which Serbia is expecting to get so much needed help.

According to the first assessments, the damage is at least a billion of Euros, the Blic learns at the Serbia Government.