Tadić

He also said that, as he did back then, he still supports this project, because it is good for Serbia.

The Disciplinary Commission of Bosnia's High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council, HJPC, the country's most senior judicial body, has axed Gordana Tadić as Chief Prosecutor of Bosnia and Herzegovina, it announced on Monday, citing professional negligence among other issues.

The team from Ireland is on its way to Serbia for the first round of qualifications for the World Cup in Qatar.

"Last night, I received test results that show that I am positive for COVID-19. Hereafter I am informing everyone I have been in direct or indirect contact with. Respect all protection measures and protect yourself and others," Tadic wrote on Twitter.

"The court does not work slowly. It acts on all indictments filed by the Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina without delay and has the capacity to process them. However, the indictment filing dynamics and timing comes under the exclusive responsibility of the Bosnian state prosecution," the state court said.

However, the former president said that the opposition should not accept elections while President Aleksandar Vucic has full control over election processes and the media.

The Democratic Party (DS) is in coalition with the New Party (NS) for the city ballot. All three parties are in opposition at the state level.

Tadic, a former DS leader and Serbia's former president, explained that the SDS decision "stems from another decision - to move towards a reunification of the DS."

He urged former DS leaders to "sit down" after the elections.

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Tadić feels guilty, apologizes to Macedonian people

SKOPJE -- Boris Tadić says he feels guilty for failing to apologize to Macedonia "because of the presence of the Serbian Gendarmerie in that country in the past."

"Privatization investigation could damage ties with Russia"

BELGRADE -- Boris Tadić has said that an investigation into the privatization of NIS, announced this week, "may jeopardize our relations with Russia."