Radio Television of Serbia

Legendary Serbian actor Dragan Nikolic died in a Belgrade hospital on Friday morning after a long and serious illness, state broadcaster RTS has reported.

Nikolic was born in Belgrade on August 20, 1943.

The Belgrade Music Festival BEMUS opened late on Wednesday with a concert by the Symphony Orchestra of the Radio Television of Serbia (RTS).

The orchestra was conducted by maestro Bojan Sudjic.

A record number of refugees - as many as 5,000 - arrived to the reception center in Kanjiza, northern Serbia, in a single day, RTS said on Thursday morning.

At the same time, according to Hungarian police, 3,300 of them crossed into neighboring Hungary.

All three members of the Presidency of Bosnia-Herzegovina have confirmed they will visit Belgrade, Serbian state broadcaster RTS is reporting.

According to RTS, the visit will most likely take place mid-next week.

Britain has submitted a new, sixth version of its resolution on Srebrenica to the UN Security Council, Serbia's state broadcaster RTS is reporting.

This version is "more unfavorable for Serbia than the previous draft," according to the RTS website.

State broadcaster elects new director

BELGRADE -- The Managing Board of Radio-Television of Serbia (RTS) elected on Tuesday Dragan Bujosevic as new director-general of state broadcaster.

BELGRADE - The Independent Association of Journalists of Serbia (NUNS) and the Journalists Union of Serbia (SINOS) have expressed their dissatisfaction over the failure to shed light on all aspects of the killing of 16 Radio Television of Serbia (RTS) media professionals and punish those who ordered it, and warned that, 16 years on, the murder remains an echoing, tragic warning that journalists

BELGRADE - The sixteenth anniversary of deaths of 16 Radio Television of Serbia (RTS) employees in the 1999 NATO bombing was commemorated Thursday by families and colleagues of those killed and the laying of wreaths at the memorial erected on the destroyed part of the national broadcaster's building in the center of Belgrade.

BELGRADE - Radio Television of Kosovo (RTK) and Radio Television of Serbia (RTS) reporters have been attacked during ethnic Albanian protests in Pristina.

Relatives of those killed in the NATO bombing of the Serbian public broadcaster RTS in 1999 said that they resent comparisons with the attack on French magazine Charlie Hebdo.