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BELGRADE - A modern Cineplexx cinema opened in Belgrade late Tuesday in a ceremony attended by many figures from the world of film and culture.

The new 2,137-seat cinema at the Usce shopping mall has 11 digitised venues featuring state-of-the-art RealD 3D technology and a high quality of sound and picture.

OPATIJA - Ministerial conference on contemporary challenges in regional police cooperation, attended by Serbia's outgoing Prime Minister and Interior Minister Ivica Dacic, started on Tuesday in Opatija, Croatia.

On the fringes of the conference, Dacic also conferred with Simonetta Sommaruga, Swiss Federal Minister of Police and Justice.

Consumer prices in Bulgaria will drop by 0.4% in 2014, which means there will be deflation, said the IMF in its spring World economic outlook. 

The Fund has increased its forecast for Bulgaria's GDP by 0.1%, to 1.6%. The expectations for the unemployment, however, remain pessimistic. It is expected that by the end of the year it will be 12.5%. 

BELGRADE - Momcilo Momo Kapor, one of the most famous Serbian writers, an author of cult books, a painter and journalist, was born in Sarajevo 77 years ago today.

The Spanish Embassy in Bulgaria and the Cervantes Institute presented the cultural program "Spanish Spring" for 2014.

Festival of Short and Documentary movies “Short Meter” ended on April 6 with awards to the best movies in international and the domestic competition programme.

The jury said that best movie was Turkish short movie Buhar (2012) that already won numerous festival awards from Turkey, Kazahastan, to Germany Italy and US in last year.

Tanja Ribic for Blic: I adore creative people

Pretty Slovenian actress plays in Srdjan Dragojevic's film a wife of a man who sells time sharing apartments to people from former Yugoslavia, but has a secret relationship with his colleague played by Srdjan Todorovic.

BELGRADE - Marking the Hellenic presidency of the Council of the European Union, the Greek Film Week will take place from April 23 to 28 in Belgrade, under the title “Images from the past, vision of the future”.

BELGRADE - The 61st Belgrade Documentary and Short Film Festival ended in Belgrade late on Sunday by the repeated screening of best films and the award delivery ceremony, as the Grand Prix went to film 'Buhar' (Vanished Into Blue) by Turkish director Abdurrahman Oner.

The competition programme gathered 53 foreign and 31 local films.

She conquers Internet by Serbian house

Tens of thousands of people of the countries in the region have seen on the Internet the footages of young violine player Jelena Urosevic (23) of Ljig.