Politika

Oliver Antic, an adviser to Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic, will be appointed as Serbia's ambassador to Portugal, the Belgrade-based daily Politika said.

Dusan Spasojevic, Serbia's former ambassador to Turkey, should now be appointed as the country's new top diplomatic representative to Greece.

Momir Stojanovic, the chairman of the Serbian parliament's committee for security services control, said on Monday that the EU had no solution for the large number of migrants entering its territory so it could finance the building of a huge centre to house them in the Balkans.

Jorgovanka Tabakovic has said that "if there is no major turbulence, Serbia will have absolute price stability in the next several years."

There is no criminal case in Serbia against retired General Borislav Djukic and for that reason Serbia cannot seek his extradition from Montenegro.

This is what the newspaper Politika learned from the War Crimes Prosecution.

David McAllister "has expressed hope that the first chapter in Serbia's EU accession negotiations will be open soon," Tanjug rpoerted.

Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said that at this point, his greatest fear is of regional instability and political conflicts.

The public debate about a proposed resolution on Srebrenica "shows how difficult it is to establish a common interpretation of history in the Western Balkans."

The fate of the three slain brothers with U.S. passports who fought with the KLA is on the agenda every time a Serbian politician visits the U.S.

The inevitable topic of discussions that Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic will have with his hosts in Washington will certainly be the case the murder of the three Bytyqi brothers, writes the Belgrade-based daily Politika.

Serbia's public broadcaster has a new boss after the RTS Managing Board elected Bujosevic as the new director among 11 other candidates on Tuesday. He will take over in a month.

Following his election, Bujosevic said his priorities would be dealing with the station's financial difficulties and maintaining programmes.

President to fly to Moscow on government's Falcon

BELGRADE -- Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic and his associates will travel to Moscow next weekend on the government's Falcon 50 airplane, a daily is reporting.