Bela Crkva

Cvetkovic showed a video to Beta agency showing the police lead away a person he said had previously attacked and insulted him.

The MUP said on Thursday that Gendarmes, divers, and a police helicopter are all looking for Cvetkovic, and that the police are working intensively to shed light on all the circumstance of this case.

As of Friday morning, Cvetkovic had not been found.

This is according to the Association of Journalists of Serbia (UNS), that is quoting Milivoje Mihajlovic, a former Radio Pristina editor and head of the Media Center in this town, that was "a key source of information for all media in 1998 and 1999 in Kosovo."

The police have arrested a resident of Bela Crkva, a town in northwestern Serbia, on suspicion that he killed a cyclist in a hit-and run.

The accident happened on Dupljaj-Grebenac road on October 27, with the cyclist dying instantly of his wounds.

A 61-year-old woman, identified as V.S., has been found dead in the yard of her house in the town of Bela Crkva, east of Belgrade.

The body was discovered on Tuesday morning. The daily Blic is reporting that the woman was most likely killed with an ax.

Provincial Secretary for Local Self-Government in Vojvodina Branislav Bugarski has described "the events in Bela Crkva" as "a scandal."

He also said the provincial government would ask "the international community and the European Union to protect Vojvodina." A coalition led by the Democratic Party (DS) is in power in the province. That party is in opposition at the state level.

Missing boy drowned, brother says he invented the story about "kidnapping"

Stefan Ilic, who was missing for three days before he was found dead, was not kidnapped, the police have determined.

Local media in Bela Crkva, a town near the Romanian border, have published footage reportedly showing the car used in the kidnapping of a missing boy.

The police have been looking for 12-year-old Stefan Ilic for almost two days.

Suspect arrested for murder and dismemberment of victim

BELGRADE -- A 39-year-old man from Bela Crkva in northern Serbia has been arrested on suspicion that he brutally murdered Pavel Anka.

The suspect, M.G., is believed to have murdered Anka and then dismembered his body, placing body parts in bags.

BELGRADE - The Ethnographic Museum in Belgrade will host an exhibition titled Slavic Carnivals, authored by curators of 12 museums in Slavic countries, in June.

The exhibition, organized by the Forum of Slavic Cultures, under the auspices of UNESCO, will also feature a round table on new forms of carnival as tourism potential.