Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Elmar Mammadyarov met with First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Serbia Ivica Dacic on the sidelines of the 18th Summit of Heads of State and Government of the Non-Aligned Movement held in Baku,
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Serbia, Turkey Sign Defence Cooperation Agreement – President Vucic
The Turkish president arrived in Belgrade earlier on Monday for a two-day visit, bringing with him a large delegation of government officials and 200 Turkish entrepreneurs.
China, Hungary vow to deepen cooperation, boost ties
The two countries have been actively pushing forward the joint building of the Belt and Road, with stable progress being made in the construction of Hungary-Serbia railway project, said Orban.
Noting this year marks the 70th anniversary of the establishment of bilateral diplomatic relations, the Hungarian president said his country is willing to work with China to carry forward the traditional friendship, deepen pragmatic cooperation, and promote new progress in bilateral ties, China and Central and Eastern European Countries (CEECs) cooperation as well as in China-Europe relations.
The Balkans XX years after NATO aggression: the case of the Republic of Srpska – past, present and future
(16.04.2019)
Serbs have never in their history attacked or otherwise imperiled any NATO member country – nor did the Republic of Srpska present any threat to world peace and safety as it has been presented by Western media and self-proclaimed experts at the time i.e. in decades of satanization of Serbs as a people.The real explanation is that after the fall of the Berlin Wall and the end of the Warsaw pact NATO set its new goal i.e., to spread to the East. This is how NATO transformed itself into a political expansionist organization.
„Serbia ready to protect Serb people in Kosovo“
He recalled that Belgrade had information that this would happen, and on 17 May informed the local and international public and representatives of the EU that the Albanians were preparing the arrest of dozens of people in the north of Kosovo under the pretext of fighting organised crime and corruption, which will cause great anxiety and fear among the Serbs.
KFOR reacts: We don’t interfere
According to him, it is a police action of the kind that also took place on in the past, so KFOR „only monitors the situation.“
He also commented on the stance of Serbian officials that KFOR should do something about the action of Kosovo special forces. „This has been discussed earlier, we do not interfere with police actions, until we are asked to intervene,“ Grasso said.
Sloppy work: Pristina special forces lose confidential docs
The newspaper’s sources said that local citizens found these documents, which also contain photographs and personal data of Serbs who were the target of the Albanian strike against Kosovska Mitrovica, Leposavic, anf Zubin Potok yesterday.
At a Press conf today w EU delegation head @FabriziSem, Serbian PM Brnabić says that Serbia is “rational,” while Kosovo Albanians “literally just emerged from the woods…for them it is all the same whether there is war or not, and that scares me.”
DEVELOPING: Serbia orders its troops to full alert after reports that Kosovo police entered Serb-populated regions of the former Serbian province
(28.05.2019)
Croatia gives Israel deadline for sale of US-made F-16 jets
NATO member Croatia faces a mini arms race with Russian ally Serbia, which recently received six used Russian MiG-29 fighter jets.
Russia against West’s plans to hold UNSC session on Kosovo behind closed doors — source
Russia against West’s plans to hold UNSC session on Kosovo behind closed doors — source
Ninth State Withdraws Recognition of Kosovo – Belgrade
By withdrawing its decision for recognition of Kosovo as an independent state, Grenada joined the ranks of Suriname, Liberia, Sao Tome and Principe, Guinea-Bissau, Burundi, Papua New Guinea, Lessoto, and Dominica.
Former CIA chief says U.S. would accept Balkan border changes
According to him, Germany was in favour of the changes but was afraid this would threaten stability; Britain was „fifty-fifty,“ whereas the EU would accept such a solution if it were reached.