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EU Urges Slovenia and Croatia to Settle Row

The European Union urged both Slovenia and Croatia to find the solution to the border dispute, which would unblock Zagreb’s attempts to meet deadlines for EU accession. “We underline the urgency attached to this issue since the whole time-line is at stake and there are implications not only for Croatia …

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Abolition of Schengen Visa Regime for Serbia

The Special Advisor for EU enlargement, Erhard Busek, said that the Schengen visa regime could be abolished by the end of the year for Serbian citizens. The same announcement came from Serbian Interor Minister, Ivica Dacic. “The abolishment of visas is supposed to occur during the Swedish EU presidency in …

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US Ambassador in Belgrade to Discuss War Crimes

War Crimes Prosecutor Vladimir Vukcevic, on Monday in Belgrade met with U.S. Ambassador to Serbia Cameron Munter, to discuss the issue of a US Citizen suspected of war crimes since the World War II. Vukcevic commented on the meeting as very constructive, and said they discussed many concrete issues. The …

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