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25.03.2013
Belgrade
A FROG AND DEMOCRACY
Zoran Djindjic used to come to his cabinet in 2002-2003 and permanently repeat: We have to fulfill our responsibility towards The Hague and resolve the Kosovo issue as soon as...
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21.01.2013
Belgrade
Four ladies – four aces
Directors of the Representative Offices of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia (CCIS) in four European states speak for the Novi Magazin about their experiences, the attraction of investors, merchants and partners to Serbia and the struggle with prejudice and poor reputation of the state
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06.12.2012
Beograd
I don’t trust religion, I trust God
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03.12.2012
Beograd
Europe-YES! Corruption-NO!
The conversation with the First Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić took place on Sunday, between the morning session of the Government of the Republic of Serbia and the memorial service for the victims of the wars in the area of former Yugoslavia held in Saborna crkva (the Cathedral) only a day after the news on arresting the suspects for malpractices related to the manure business.
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13.07.2012
Belgrade
Dacic’s storm on the banks
Although he has not yet got hold of Prime Minister’s seat, Ivica Dacic has alreadystarted scaring off the investors.His statement that "financial sector is the biggest enemy of our nation because its only aim is to rip people off and that it will not happen..." can today be heardonly in North Korea, Cuba, Venezuela and similar countries - if there are still any left.
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09.07.2012
Belgrade
The resurrection of JSO icons
Somehow, it all came handy! Practically at the same time when it was announced that the Socialist Party of Serbia and the Serbian Progressive Party would form the new government, the Gendarmerie promoted a new oath in which Kosovo is set as a condition of survival of Serbs and Serbia.
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04.07.2012
Belgrade
Tadic: I will not resign
The president of Democratic Party Boris Tadic said today that he would not resign from this position.
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29.06.2012
Beograd
Entrepreneurs advise politicians - savings and reforms
Business people gathered around the Chamber made a deadly analysis of business environment with unpleasant diagnosis of the disease of Serbian economy, but also proposed not at all popular treatment that Serbian politicians have been escaping for ten years. Although it has no form of dictate, the proposal of Serbian Chamber of Commerce resembles an entrepreneurial ultimatum to politicians in terms of what they must do in the short (and long) term so that Serbia would not fall into even greater economic crisis. Apart from the Chamber, economists and entrepreneurs have spoken about the same topic.






