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Belgrade, 15 October 2004No-visa regime between Bulgaria, Serbia-Montenegro to stay in force until Bulgaria joins EU
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Belgrade, 13 October 2004
Second Danube Summit opens
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Belgrade, 13 October 2004Serbian health sector gets 25 medical-use vehicles
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Berlin, 13 October 2004
Deputy Prime Minister Labus urges German firms to invest in Serbia
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Belgrade, 13 October 2004
Swedish companies interested in expanding presence in Serbia
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Belgrade, 12 October 2004
Japanese government assists in refurbishing three Belgrade schools
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Belgrade, 12 October 2004Fulbright Scholar Programme to be renewed
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Belgrade, 12 October 2004
Sweden earmarks €1.3 million for Serbia’s labour market
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Belgrade/Beijing, 11 October 2004Agreement on settling debts with Chinese Sinochem signed
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Ljubljana, 11 October 2004
Finance Minister Dinkic calls for improving business climate, strengthening judiciary
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Belgrade, 11 October 2004
UN welcomes Serbia's efforts to improve protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression
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Belgrade, 8 October 2004
Ministry of Justice signs protocol on cooperation with CoE Legal Affairs Directorate
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Belgrade, 8 October 2004
Government looks for the best solution for Serbs in Kosovo-Metohija
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Belgrade, 8 October 2004
British delegation presents experiences in fighting smoking in schools
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Belgrade, 6 October 2004Conference on Serbia's judicial reform strategy opens in Belgrade
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Belgrade, 5 October 2004US pledges assistance for Serbia's justice reform
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Belgrade, 5 October 2004Serbia-Montenegro to approach EU on two-track lane
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Belgrade, 5 October 2004President Tadic ignored Serbian government's position
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Belgrade, 4 October 2004
Swedish government donates €1.35 million to Serbian police
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Belgrade, 2 October 2004
Witness protection in line with European standards