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Stockholm/Belgrade, 19 January 2009Meeting concerning Serbia’s EU future to be held in Brussels
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Belgrade, 17 January 2009
Foreign currency receipts from tourism increased in 2008
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Moscow/Belgrade, 17 January 2009Gas supply must be solved urgently
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Belgrade, 15 January 2009
Gas supply agreements with Germany, Hungary extended
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Belgrade, 14 January 2009Serbia as free, civilised country
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Novi Sad, 14 January 2009
Gas supply from Germany, Hungary
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Belgrade, 13 January 2009Better quality of life for children with special needs
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Belgrade, 13 January 2009Measures taken to reduce burden on energy system
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Belgrade, 12 January 2009Gas supply back to normal within several days
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Belgrade, 12 January 2009
Serbia’s three foreign policy priorities
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Belgrade, 11 January 2009Serbia to apply for EU membership this year
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Belgrade, 10 January 2009Gas supplied to all distribution centres, households
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Belgrade, 9 January 2009Gas supply stable
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Belgrade, 9 January 2009
Austrian government approves gas delivery to Serbia
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Belgrade, 8 January 2009
Energy situation in Serbia under control
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Pancevo, 8 January 2009
Normal gas supply expected within 48 hours
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Novi Sad, 8 January 2009
Gas supply from Hungary begins
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Belgrade, 8 January 2009Gas to be imported from Germany
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Kragujevac, 6 January 2009
250 Zastava employees to be tested
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Belgrade, 5 January 2009
Serbia makes progress towards EU in 2008