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"China investing in Serbia to spread influence in Europe"
As Europe is unable and unwilling to finance the rebuilding of the Balkan countries, they - Serbia above all - are turning to their old allies, such as China.
This is according to the influential US website Politico, which took a look at Beijing's role in Serbia, and Belgrade's stance toward China as part of a series of articles dubbed "China looks West."
No Serbians wounded in Hurghada stabbing - MFA
BELGRADE - The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Serbia said Friday no Serbian citizens had been wounded in an attack in the Egyptian town of Hurghada.
Six people were stabbed in the resort town earlier in the day.
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EU, US "don't plan to build humanitarian center in Serbia"
The EU "plans to invest money into building a humanitarian center at the Ponikve airport" near the town of Uzice, western Serbia.
Beta reported this on Thursday, citing an article published by the Belgrade-based daily Danas.
EU and US now plan to build humanitarian center in Serbia
The EU plans to invest money into building a humanitarian center at the Ponikve airport near the town of Uzice, western Serbia.
Beta is reporting this citing an article published by the Belgrade-based daily Danas.
Elderly Belgrader caught hiding EUR 125k in his sock
Serbian Customs officers at the Batrovci border crossing with Croatia have prevented a Serbian citizen from smuggling EUR 95,450 out of the country.
The Customs Administration said in a statement on Wednesday, cited by Beta, that a total of EUR 125,450 in cash was found in possession of the 69-year-old, a resident of Belgrade.
Serbia and Germany look to "intensify cooperation"
Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic received on Tuesday in Belgrade with German Ambassador Axel Dittmann.
Brnabic spoke to Dittmann "as representative of the country which has one of the leading economic roles in the European Union," the Serbian government announced.
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Minister takes part in painting over anti-Roma graffiti
Aleksandar Vulin, representatives of the Roma National Council, and of Belgrade's Cukarica municipality have taken part the removal of anti-Roma graffiti.
The graffiti called for violence against this ethnic minority, including messages such as, "Death to Gypsies," "Serbia for Serbs," "Not for Gypsies," along with swastikas and "SS division symbols."
Serbian Court Rehabilitates Chetnik Wartime Commander
The High Court in Valjevo, Serbia, on Friday rehabilitated a former Chetnik commander Nikola Kalabic, annulling the Communist-era verdict from 1946 which declared him a “national enemy”.
The Higher Prosecutor’s Office in Valjevo told Beta news agency that it would “certainly appeal” the court ruling.
Serbian Journalist ‘Followed for Week Before Murder’
Two retired Serbian State Security officers testified at a Belgrade court that opposition journalist Slavko Curuvija was shadowed by the secret service for a week before he was assassinated in 1999.
US citizen sexually harasses women, attacks police
The police in the central Serbian town of Kragujevac on Friday arrested a US citizen suspected of sexual harassing two women and injuring police officers.
The 52-year-old, whose initials are A.G., sexually harassed two women in a store in this town, and in the street, before fleeing in the direction of the Koricani settlement.
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