www.serbia-info.com/news			September 21, 2001 - 14:31 CET
CIVIL ISSUES POLITICS MILITARY KOSOVO AND METOHIA ECONOMY CULTURE AND RELIGION SPORT			Djindjic and Havel condemn all forms of terrorism Czech President Václav Havel and Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic issued a joint condemnation of terrorism in all its forms during their meeting in Prague on Friday, and the Yugoslav visitor requested that any policy which encourages terrorism be condemned as well, expressing the readiness of Serbia to join in the fight against this evil READ MORE Zoran Djindjic "The UN Security Council and Secretary-General Kofi Annan gave their full support to the Yugoslav government's programme for solving the crisis in Kosovo", said Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Nebojsa Covic, head of the Yugoslav delegation attending the UN Security Council session MORE The DOS presidency failed to reach a final decision on Serb participation in Kosovo elections, but agreed it would insist on institutionalizing relations between the FRY and the UN Mission in Kosovo MORE According to preliminary forensic reports, at least 48 bodies were found in Derventa mass grave near Bajina Basta, one female and 38 male bodies, while the sex of the remaining 9 victims is still unknown, it is said in a statement issued by Uzice District Court MORE Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic said on Wednesday that he would hold discussions with Montenegrin Prime Minister Filip Vujanovic on a division of authority between the two republican governments in international affairs MORE The Serbian government strongly condemns politically motivated violence, especially terrorist attacks, said Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic MORE The Yugoslav Supreme Defense Council adopted measures to promote the security situation at state borders and cooperation with the Ministries of Internal Affairs of Serbia and Montenegro and with KFOR forces, stated Yugoslav President Vojislav Kostunica's Cabinet MORE On September 10, the UN Security Council unanimously lifted arms embargo on the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, stripping away the last remaining international sanctions against the Belgrade authorities MORE The Alternative Research Center's poll of 1,638 respondents showed that if elections were called in Serbia today, they would bring no clear winner, and half of the population thinks that early elections are not necessary at the moment MORE Biljana Plavsic expressed thanks to the Serbian government at Belgrade Airport for guaranteeing her stay in Belgrade until her trial, stressing that she would not be in Serbia if the international community did not have faith in democratic reforms in Serbia MORE Exhumations of bodies from refrigerated trucks which are thought to have been sunk in the Perucac storage reservoir on the river Drina in April 1999, began at the "Derventa" grave site on September 6 MORE The Serbian deputy Prime Minister Nebojsa Covic announced in Brussels on September 5, following talks with top EU officials, "it is our common position that the problems in southern Serbia, Kosovo-Metohija and Macedonia should be solved through a comprehensive approach considering the context of the entire region" MORE Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic and Justice Minister Vladan Batic denied a statement made by Hague Tribunal Chief Prosecutor Carla Del Ponte that Yugoslav authorities had consented to cooperate in the handing over of former Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladic MORE Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic described Tuesday's meeting with chief ICTY prosecutor Carla del Ponte as "constructive, but without spectacular results" MORE Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic said Serbian Interior Minister Dusan Mihajlovic would not be relieved of his post, adding that the appropriate agencies of the Serbian Interior and Justice Ministries would launch an investigation into New Serbia leader Velimir Ilic's complaints against Mihajlovic MORE Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic stated that a DOS Presidency meeting would be held Monday evening, adding, "no spectacular turns are to be expected" MORE The District Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade stated on Monday, September 3, that it had ruled out any prosecutions based on conversations between murdered ex-state security agent Momir Gavrilovic and aides to the Yugoslav President Vojislav Kostunica MORE When signing the contract on forming a consortium to finance the completion of the construction of St Sava cathedral, the Serb Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic expressed expectations that the building works would be completed by 2004 at the latest MORE President of the Free and Independent Trade Unions Association and Minister of Labor Dragan Milovanovic scheduled a DOS Presidency meeting for Monday evening, at which increasingly frequent attacks on Minister of Internal Affairs Dusan Mihajlovic will be looked at MORE Investigation and excavation of a mass grave suspected to contain the remains of ethnic Albanians killed during the 1999 NATO bombing at Lake Perucac, near Bajina Basta is to begin next week MORE The Board for the Judicial System of the Serbian Parliament failed to back an initiative for Slobodan Vucetic to return to the position of Judge of the Constitutional Court of Serbia, while non-governmental organization G17 Plus expressed their astonishment with the decision of the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) to remain silent on this proposal and thus "disable the work of the court" MORE
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