BELGRADE – Books, paintings, photos, wine and other alcoholic beverages are the gifts that Serbian officials most often receive, show the data of the Anti Corruption Agency according to the catalogue of gifts from 2013. Officials must not accept any gift unless it is related to performing public duties, not even in the cases when … Read more
ZAGREB – The president of the self-proclaimed microstate “Liberland” Vit Jedlicka was arrested again on Saturday afternoon, this time in the company of ten people, Liberland announced on its official website. The expedition’s two boats registered in Serbia tried to come to the territory which is considered to be Liberland, but before landing they were … Read more
BELGRADE – The High Court in Belgrade on Thursday rehabilitated General Dragoljub Draza Mihailovic, the commander of the WWII-era Yugoslav Royal Army in the Fatherland, restoring his civil rights, which he was stripped of in a politically and ideologically motivated trial staged by the communist regime in 1946. Judge Aleksandar Tresnjev said that the court … Read more
BELGRADE – French humanitarian Arnaud Gouillon has become a Serbian citizen on Monday, and Serbian Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic handed him the citizenship certificate, passport and ID card. Gouillon told the press on the occasion he is very touched with the ceremony and grateful to the Serbian government, particularly Minister Stefanovic, for having acknowledged his … Read more
BELGRADE – In the no man’s land between Serbia and Croatia was declared the smallest “independent sovereign state” in the Balkans, spreading across seven square kilometers. It is “Liberland”, to which its “president”, Czech Vit Jedlicka, invites all who respect the principle “live and let live”, and are not extremists. Liberland lies on the … Read more