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NOVI SAD - The head of the Vojvodina provincial government, Maja Gojkovic, laid a wreath in Novi Sad on Monday to commemorate the 106th anniversary of Vojvodina's Unifiication with the Kingdom of Serbia in 1918.

BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Wednesday a new take-off and landing runway at Belgrade's Nikola Tesla Airport was one of the largest-ever investments in the airport.

"The concession agreement (for the airport) is one of the five best things we have done. We are now proud of our airport," Vucic said before the opening of the new runway.

BELGRADE - Air Serbia carried 335,363 passengers in scheduled and charter traffic in May 2023, exceeding the 300,000 passenger mark in that month for the first time since it started operating under its present name.

Thunderstorm systems over Romania are moving in a north-easterly altitudinal current towards Serbia, i.e. towards its north-eastern part.
"In the next two hours, rain and local showers with thunder are expected in the north of Vojvodina, the south of Banat, Srem and western Serbia," announced the Republic Hydrometeorological Institute (RHMZ) in an announcement published at 4 p.m.

BELGRADE - Air Serbia carried 235,000 passengers in March, which is a 91.2 pct increase y-o-y and a 68.3 pct increase compared to 2019, the Serbian flag carrier said on Tuesday.

A visit to Donji Tovarnik and a conversation with representatives of the hunting association "Donji Tovarnik", the women's association "Sunev cvet" - Donji Tovarnik, as well as a tour of the mini zoo are planned.
In Stara Pazova, Vui visits the production plant of the company "Stamevski - My Candy", which is followed by a visit to Indjija and the "Plastik Gogi" factory.

Ukraine's deepening of a canal in the Danube Delta to boost exports is fuelling political tensions in Romania.

The Croatian Veterans' Ministry told BIRN that preliminary findings show that human remains discovered at an illegal landfill between the villages of Pacetin and Bobota near Vukovar are those of at least ten people who were middle-aged or older.

"No one will harvest the fruits of victory because there are none; all that is left is just the bitter taste of a hangover," said a report published in Belgrade-based Vreme magazine after the fall of the eastern Croatian town of Vukovar on November 18, 1991.

Milos Cvetkovic's photographs of the siege and capture of Vukovar go on display at the EndzioHub gallery in central Belgrade on Thursday evening, 30 years after the eastern Croatian town fell to the Yugoslav People's Army and Serbian paramilitaries.