Veljko Odalovic

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President of the Serbian Commission for Missing Persons Veljko Odalovic says there are still 10,600 persons listed as missing in the region.

"Time is not an ally in solving the issue," he remarked.

BELGRADE - Croatian society must face the crime committed in "Operation Storm" because only when that happens will there be hope of solving many issues in a civilisational way, head of the Serbian Commission on Missing Persons Veljko Odalovic said Friday.

BELGRADE - Secretary-General of the Serbian Foreign Ministry Veljko Odalovic on Tuesday welcomed President Aleksandar Vucic's call for internal dialogue on Kosovo.

BELGRADE - Veljko Odalovic, secretary-general of the Serbian Foreign Ministry and head of the government commission on missing persons, hopes a new Hague-based special court set up to try war crimes committed by the so-called Kosovo Liberation Army will provide at least some answers to questions about war crimes in Kosovo-Metohija and that the perpetrators will be punished.

BELGRADE - Secretary-General of the Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Veljko Odalovic on Thursday handed a protest note to French Ambassador Christine Moro over a decision of the Colmar appeals court to reject a Serbian extradition request for Ramus Haradinaj.

The note said the Serbian government believed the decision was politically motivated and without legal grounds.

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A protest note was handed late on Thursday to French Ambassador in Belgrade Christine Moro.

A protest note was handed late on Thursday to French Ambassador in Belgrade Christine Moro.

A Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs state secretary says he expects the new U.S. administration to have "a different stance" on Kosovo's admission to UNESCO.

BELGRADE - Secretary General at the Serbian Foreign Ministry Veljko Odalovic said Wednesday that he believed that the information about the freeing of a Serbian national kidnapped in Libya was true, but it had not been confirmed officially yet.
    

BELGRADE- Former Yugoslav diplomatic and consular offices in New York, Bonn, Bern and Tokyo, worth USD 70-80 million, are to be put up for sale, with Serbia to receive around USD 35 million of the total.