Serbian Government places interest in reaching agreement on Community of Serb Municipalities, with respect to Serbian national interests, Prime Minister of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic said today.
The next meeting of the high level dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina with Prime Ministers Aleksandar Vučić and Isa Mustafa, facilitated by Federica Mogherini, will take place in Brussels on Tuesday, 25 August.
Oskar Benedikt, deputy head of the EU Delegation to Serbia, on Wednesday 19 August visited the reception centre for migrants in Presevo and announced an immediate donation of €390.000 from the EU to help Serbia deal with increased migration flows in the short-term.
Deputy Head of EU Delegation to Serbia Oskar Benedikt said today in Presevo that European Union planned on assisting Serbia with EUR 150,000 aimed at taking care of refugees.
Today, almost one year after the abduction of Estonian police officer Eston Kohver by the Russian Security Services on Estonian territory, the Pskov Oblast’s regional court rendered a verdict against him.
A European Response to Migration: Brussels, 14 August 2015, Dimitris Avramopoulos, Migration and Home Affairs Commissioner: about Greece, Hungary, Austria, European Agenda / Valetta Summit
The European Commission has been discussing with the Serbian authorities the issue of migration flows through Serbia. Our objective is to support Serbia and other countries in the region to deal with the increased migratory flows.
President of European Parliament Martin Schulz said today that Serbia’s willingness to compromise did not go unseen in Brussels and added that he acknowledged Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic’s presence at the 11 July commemoration of victims of “the greatest post WW2 war crime in Europe” in Srebrenica.
Serbian Minister without portfolio in charge of European integration Jadranka Joksimovic and European Commissioner for Culture, Education and Youth Tibor Navracsics said Monday that areas covered by Commissioner’s post were the best possible foundation to build cooperation with EU on.
The fact that Prime Minister of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić, who took the historical decision to come to the 20th anniversary commemoration of the genocide at Srebrenica, was forced to leave today goes against the spirit of this day of remembrance.
