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BELGRADE - Infrastructure connects the countries, and Corridors 10 and 11 are very significant and have strategic importance for Serbia, Zorana Mihajlovic, Serbian deputy prime minister and minister of construction, transport and infrastructure, said after the meeting with Ivan Brajovic, Montenegrin minister of transport and maritime affairs.

By Ilias Bellos

The heads of state and government of 16 Central and Eastern European countries as well as Chinese Premier Li Keqiang are on their way to Belgrade for the summit meeting that takes place on Tuesday and Wednesday concerning the expansion of the region’s economic, commercial and investment cooperation with China.

Belgrade-Zagreb flights reestablished after 23 years

BELGRADE -- Air Serbia's first plane on the newly established Belgrade-Zagreb route landed at the Pleso airport in Zagreb on Friday morning.

Air Serbia will fly to Zagreb every day at 07:35 and 18:20 CET, and from Zagreb to Belgrade at 10:05 and 20:40 CET.

Serbia receives "11 almost impossible conditions"

BELGRADE -- Germany has sent 11 "almost impossible conditions" to Serbia that the country must fulfill in order to open the first chapter in its EU membership negotiations.

Turkish government officials on Tuesday defended Ankara’s continuing violation of Cyprus’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ ) and proposed the foundation of a private company to undertake oil and gas drilling activities in the eastern Aegean until a solution is found to the Cyprus problem.

BELGRADE - The relations between Serbia and Hungary have reached the highest level - Hungary supports Serbia on its European path, and the two countries are also connected by joint interests such as the construction of the South Stream gas pipeline, the Serbian and Hungarian foreign ministers, Ivica Dacic and Peter Szijjarto, said on Friday.

Rama, who used the second day of his visit to Serbia to go to the mainly ethnic Albanian Presevo Valley area in southern Serbia, said Tirana would not abandon dialogue with Belgrade, despite the difficulties.

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BELGRADE - Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama abused his visit to Belgrade for personal promotion and inter-political purposes, Director of Centre for Regionalism NGO Aleksandar Popov stated on Monday.