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Bosnian Serb Invites to Trump Gala Disputed
Republika Srpska Prime Minister Zeljka Cvijanovic, along with the wife of the entity president, were in Washington on Friday to attend events surrounding Donald Trump's inauguration as new US President.
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Nikolic expects new context in relations with US
BELGRADE - Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic told US Ambassador Kyle Scott Tuesday he understood the US was unconditionally backing something it had directly helped to create and that Washington had caused much trouble by implementing its own will, but expressed the hope such conduct would stop when the new US administration took office.
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Serbia counts on Trump
BELGRADE - Serbia's president criticised the outgoing US administration, voicing hope that President-elect Donald Trump would be more favourable towards Belgrade over the thorny issue of Kosovo, euractiv.com reports.
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Russia May Recognise Kosovo, UK Expert Says
One of Britain's most respected experts and commentators on Russia has floated the prospect of Russia recognising Kosovo's independence as part of a wider agreement between Washington and Moscow, once Donald Trump takes the reins as US President.
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US Senate Committee Backs Montenegro's NATO Bid
The US Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a resolution on Wednesday supporting Montenegro's accession to NATO, in a second attempt to push the Balkan's country membership bid.
The committee passed a resolution in December 2016, but the full Senate did not reach consensus on Montenegro before the end of the year.
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US Senators to Vote on Montenegro's NATO Bid
The US Senate is expected to vote on Wednesday on the ratification of the protocol on Montenegro's accession to NATO, which would mark the final step in the Balkan country's membership process.
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Turkey Claims Insufficient Support from US in Fight Against IS
Turkey has stated to senior employees of the US administration that it has not received sufficient support in its fight against Islamic State in the last month and a half and it expects full support for driving out the jihadists out of the Syrian city of al-Bab, said the spokesperson of the Turkish President Recep Erdogan, cited by Reuters.
Russia Plans to Expel 35 US Diplomats in Reciprocal Move
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has proposed to President Vladimir Putin the expulsion of 35 US diplomats posted to the country in retaliation to an earlier move by the US administration.
In a statement, the Foreign Ministry has downplayed again allegations that Moscow orchestrated cyber attacks aimed at intefering in the US election, saying the claims "do not match reality".
US Expels 35 Russian Diplomats
The US has expelled 35 Russian diplomats in retaliation to the cyber attacks Washington claims were aimed at influencing the presidential election.
The diplomats at Russia's Embassy to Washington have been given 72 hours to leave after being declared "persona non grata."
The latest wave of sanctions includes entities and individuals in the Russian intelligence.
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Scott congratulates Vucic on Serbia's progress
BELGRADE - PM Aleksandar Vucic on Wednesday received US Ambassador to Serbia Kyle Scott, who congratulated him on Serbia's progress on the EU integration path this year, reiterating the US administration fully supported the Serbian government in the reform process and European integration.
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