Boris Tadić

BELGRADE - President of the Sociald Democratic Party of Serbia Boris Tadic has said in comment to the 12th anniversary of the assasination of former prime minister Zoran Djindjic that he would like to see the political background of the assassination revealed and all dilemmas surrounding it resolved, but that such a thing will become increasingly difficult to do as years go by.

BELGRADE - Kuwaiti Ambassador to Serbia Yusuf Abdul-Samad has hosted a reception in Belgrade to mark the 54th anniversary of Kuwait's independence and the 24th anniversary of its liberation, noting that his country considers Serbia as a dependable political partner.

President reaches 1,000 days in office milestone

BELGRADE -- Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic has spent 1,000 days in office, allowing, unlike his predecessor, the prime minister the lead role in the political life.

However, he has not been "an unnoticeable figure," either.

"Building strong opposition challenge in reforms"

BRUSSELS -- Building a strong opposition is one of the main challenges in reforming Serbia , Social Democratic Party (SDS) party leader Boris Tadic said on Friday.

The reason for this is "major asymmetry between the government and the opposition that constitutes a threat to political stability."

BELGRADE - Building a strong opposition is one of the main challenges in reforming Serbia because the major asymmetry between the government and the opposition constitutes a threat to political stability, leader of the Social Democratic Party (SDS) Boris Tadic stated in Brussels on Friday.

MPs won't discuss initiative to dismiss president

BELGRADE -- Parliament Speaker Maja Gojkovic has announced that she cannot include an initiative to dismiss President Tomislav Nikolic to parliament's agenda.

Opposition party accuses president of violating Constitution

BELGRADE -- The opposition Social-Democrats (SDS) have filed a request to initiate proceedings for the removal of President Tomislav Nikolic from office.

The parliamentary group of the party - led by former Serbian President Boris Tadic - said that Nikolic had violated the Constitution.

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.  

Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic confirmed on Thursday that he will attend the inauguration of the new Croatian President, Kolinda Grabar Kitarovic.

Grabar Kitarovic won the presidential elections in January, narrowly defeating the incumbent, Ivo Josipovic, in the second round.

BELGRADE - Leader of the Social Democratic Party (SDS) Boris Tadic said that several major steps important for the future of the country were made in 2014, primarily in terms of macroeconomic policy, but he also said that the atmosphere in the society is difficult and is not stimulating for business and economic development.