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Belgrade, 2 October 2009Public sector rationalisation to create efficient administration
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Belgrade, 21 September 2009Pride Parade postponed to avoid bloodshed on Belgrade streets
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Belgrade, 18 September 2009Serbia’s application for EU candidacy must be agreed upon with the EU
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Belgrade, 12 September 2009
Serbia to formally apply for EU candidacy before year’s end
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Belgrade, 7 September 2009
Agreement with IMF in October
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Belgrade, 5 September 2009
Public sector personnel rationalisation unavoidable
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Belgrade/New York, 29 August 2009Serbia’s foreign policy clearly defined
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Belgrade, 22 August 2009Large-scale flat construction programme must be initiated
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Belgrade, 3 August 2009
Strengthening Serbian institutions in Kosovo
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Belgrade, 25 July 2009Serbia to submit EU candidacy application by year’s end
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Belgrade, 15 July 2009
Presevo terrorist attack aimed to frighten Serbs, Albanians
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Belgrade, 6 July 2009Government makes progress in all fields
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Belgrade, 4 July 2009
Only parties backed by voters to remain
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Belgrade/Vienna, 27 June 2009
Pristina will have to start dialogue with Belgrade
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Belgrade, 24 June 2009
Government success in addressing foreign policy priorities
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Belgrade, 17 June 2009
Serbia to focus on visa liberalisation by year’s end
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Belgrade, 16 June 2009Serbia to seek end to attempts at pressurizing countries to recognise Kosovo
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Belgrade, 13 June 2009Serbia meets all EU human rights criteria
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Belgrade, 12 June 2009Government measures yield satisfactory results
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Belgrade, 18 May 2009Maximum security measures for US Vice President’s visit