Serbian Progressive Party

Bogoljub Karic's big return

Bogoljub Karic, businessman and leader of "Serbian power movement" will be back in Serbia only if indictment against him about "Mobtel" affair is withdrawed.

According to "Blic", Karic, who lives in Moscow, where he escaped from Interpol's wanted list, has no intention of coming back to Serbia and risk of being arrested on the airport.

STARA PAZOVA - The Serbian government is working towards improving the position of the Serb community in all countries of the Western Balkans as part of efforts to improve Serbia's position in the international community, Minister of Justice Nikola Selakovic said at a meeting of representatives of the Serb communities in the region Friday.

Serbia's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Ivica Dacic, on Tuesday said Serbia wanted only the best for Montenegro - and hoped it would join the European Union as soon as possible.  

What Serbian politicians think about election results in Greece Vulin: Syriza and Tsipras are Serbian friends

New Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and his Party Syriza are great friends of Serbia, says Aleksandar Vulin, Minister of Labour in Serbian government.

Serbian Progressive Party is affraid of Ivica Da?i?

Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) is trying to degrade Ivica Da?i?, who is well positioned in international circles, with a chance of strenghtening his postition through OEBS.

In last three years since the coalition SNS-SPS is leading the country, mutual critics and accusations are usual.

Serbian officials said that Vucic will pay his first visit to Kosovo this week since becoming Prime Minister of Serbia in April 2014, most likely on Wednesday.

Marko Djuric, head of the Serbian government office for Kosovo, said Vucic planned to visit Gracanica, a large Serbian enclave near Pristina, as well as Serb-run municipalities in central Kosovo, Pasjane and Strpce.

BELGRADE - Serbia condemns the terrorist attack and terrible crime that occurred in Paris, Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said on Friday in comment to the recent attack on the French weekly Charlie Hebdo, which left 12 dead.

Opposition party needs "shocking" program - MP

BELGRADE -- Citizens's anger over the bad economic situation will not be adequately voiced unless the DS comes up with "a shocking program," says Borislav Sefanovic.

Additionally, the head of the opposition Democrats' assembly group said, the DS needs to "unite all those who truly constitute opposition."

BELGRADE - Caucus whip of the Democratic Party (DS) Borislav Stefanovic stated on Tuesday that the anger of the citizens over the bad economic situation will not be adequately voiced unless the party comes up with a shocking programme and unties the members who truly constitute the opposition.

BELGRADE - Serbia needs a smaller and more efficient administration, and the government will try to keep the number of layoffs minimal and focus them on party apparatchiks who are not doing their job well, Serbia's Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said on Saturday.