Cvetković

BELGRADE - The head coach of the Serbia men's national football team Dragan Stojkovic on Friday announced his final squad list for the upcoming Nations League A matches against Switzerland and Denmark.

Goalkeepers: Djordje Petrovic, Aleksandar Jovanovic, Veljko Ilic.

BELGRADE - Serbian Minister of Economy Slobodan Cvetkovic met with Empire State Development Vice President of Industry Development Steve Gold in New York on Monday to discuss mutual promotion of direct investment, boosting SME growth and the significance of female entrepreneurship and green energy in contemporary business.

WASHINGTON - Serbian Minister of Economy Slobodan Cvetkovic met with American-Serbian Business Council and American-Central European Business Association (ACEBA) President Eric Stewart in Washington.

Cvetkovic noted that meetings between Serbian and US businesspeople must be intensified as a further step towards carrying out projects of mutual interest.

WASHINGTON - Serbian Minister of Economy Slobodan Cvetkovic and Congress of Serbian-American Friendship President Vladimir Marinkovic met in Washington with US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Gabriel Escobar to discuss advancing bilateral economic cooperation and creating an even better investment environment in Serbia.

The appeals chamber of the Bosnian state court on Wednesday confirmed the verdict sentencing Sasa Cvetkovic to 12 years in prison for killing two elderly Roma women in May 1992 and raping two Bosniaks, one of them a minor, in June 1992.

Police arrested a 39-year-old man on Monday evening on suspicion of attacking journalist Stefan Cvetkovic in a café in the journalist's hometown Bela Crkva, on Serbia's border with Romania.

In a statement, police said the man would remain in custody for 48 hours.

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

One of these persons was armed and wore a badge "reminiscent of a police badge," he told a news conference.

Serbian police said on Tuesday that they have filed a criminal complaint against Cvetkovic, who went missing for two days last week, alleging that he committed a felony by falsely reporting that he had been kidnapped.

Vucic said he was proud of Serbia's security forces engaged in the search, but also added that Cvetkovic now has "a lot to explain" - and that there would be "plenty of time (for the public) to hear what happened."

Vucic described Cvetkovic as "alive, well, could not be healthier" - and said he was being interviewed on Friday afternoon by the Criminal Investigations Police (UKP).