Uzice

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 Foreign Affairs and Security Policy spokesperson Maja Kocijancic told BIRN that Brussels is not considering funding a joint EU-US humanitarian centre for financing, as Serbian media suggested on Thursday.

Serbian media claimed that the Western-backed centre could be a counterweight to the Russian-Serbian humanitarian centre in the southern city of Nis.

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.

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.

MOKRA GORA - The 10th Kustendorf International Film and Music Festival closed at Drvengrad, near Mokra Gora late Thursday with an award ceremony.

Fending off competition from 22 short films by young authors representing 19 countries, Israel's Michael Alalu won the Golden Egg - the festival's top prize - for the film The Thorn.

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BELGRADE - The 10th Kustendorf Film and Music Festival will kick off at Drvengrad in Mokra Gora, western Serbia, on Saturday, with its competitive programme to feature 22 short films by young authors.

The 10th Kustendorf Film and Music Festival opened at Drvengrad in Mokra Gora, western Serbia, on Saturday.

According to Tanjug, the festival's competitive program will feature 22 short films by young authors.

POZEGA - Stability is the key word for Serbia, Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said on Tuesday.
    
"That is why I will fight against any attempt at destabilization," the prime minister told reporters after laying a cornerstone for an ammunition plant in Uzici near Pozega.
    

A new workstation for processing MRI data, donated by the U.S. Army, was put into operation at the Clinical Center of Serbia (KCS) in Belgrade.

This took place in the presence of U.S. Ambassador to Serbia Kyle Scott and Serbian Health Minister Zlatibor Loncar on Thursday.

Locals in the western Serbian town of Uzice are confident that - more than two decades after it was removed - a statue of former Yugoslav president Josip Broz Tito, will be returned to where it once stood.