React

The European Union's three largest economies agree on the need to be "ready to react" to trade tariffs imposed by the United States, France's presidency has said.

Ivica Dacic has once again penned an article about a "delimitation" in Kosovo, stressing that this would be "a lasting and quickly achievable solution."

However, "the international community" is yet to react loudly to his ideas.

The selection of Ana Brnabic as PM-designate has caused varied reactions from the opposition, as well as the ruling coalition.

Opposition leaders have reached for various terminology in a bid to "explain the situation."

Editor-in-chief of Informer Dragan Vucicevic has called on US Ambassador Kyle Scott to "publicly apologize" to the daily.

Otherwise, Informer's lawyers will sue Scott "in Serbia and in the United States," he said late on Thursday.

The EU has been repeatedly "called out" by Belgrade for failing to react to statements made by Ramush Haradinaj.

This topic has now been addressed by Federica Mogherini's spokeswoman.

Bread prices will go up if the price of natural gas rises by 30% in April, warned the chairman of the Regional Union of Bread Producers in Burgas Dimitar Ludiev.

Over 60% of bread producers in the country depend on the price of the blue fuel. They are still not ready to react and have not drafted estimates.

The government and the Central Election Commission are developing options in order to react to emergency situations during the preparation and holding of the snap elections on March 26.

All risks in the days before the vote and on election day itself are being evaluated, specified deputy PM Stefan Yanev.

A Facebook user registered as Hrovoje Juric has used the website to send death threats to Serbian cabinet minister Aleksandar Vulin.

TV Most is reporting that the threats came after Vulin asked the EU to react to a surge of fascism in Croatia.

BELGRADE - If a referendum on the need to bring back the death penalty was held today a record 58 percent of Serbs would say "yes," according to the latest poll conducted by the public advocacy group Serbia Against the Death Penalty.

A reporter of Al Jazeera English goes viral after shouting “Thanks a lot bitch” chasing an interview ahead of the US presidential debate on Monday night. It was a response to a fellow journalist while she was trying to barge through in order to bag an interview with businessman Mark Cuban.