Ivica Dacic News
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Germany will support Serbia’s bid to secure a start date to begin European Union membership talks and back pre-accession talks for Kosovo if the nations show progress in implementing their April 19 political agreement.
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Serbia may discuss a possible new precautionary loan with the International Monetary Fund once the Balkan nation wins the right to begin European Union membership talks, Prime Minister Ivica Dacic said.
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Serbia’s budget gap reached 62.3 percent of the full-year target in the four months through April as social-benefit payments doubled and payments of interest rates on past debt more than tripled.
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Serbia’s government will hold talks with leaders of a majority-Serb area in northern Kosovo to implement a deal normalizing the country’s relationship with its former province, Prime Minister Ivica Dacic said.
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The International Monetary Fund won’t discuss a new loan with Serbia during talks this month and will focus on the state of the Serbian economy and measures required for a new loan deal.
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Marija Vasic’s degree from Belgrade University does her no good in her current occupation: hawking rolling papers on a cobblestoned Belgrade street alongside sellers offering bootleg handbags and watches.
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Serbia and Kosovo reached a preliminary accord to normalize ties after years of conflict and tension, paving the way for reconciliation and talks on joining the European Union.
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Serbia has no immediate plans to sell state-run Telekom Srbija AD amid reports of interested buyers as the government has not decided yet on its asset- selling policy.
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Serbia rejected a European Union- mediated agreement with Kosovo and called for further negotiations with the breakaway province, jeopardizing its drive to start membership talks with the 27-nation bloc in June.
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Serbia begins renewed talks with Kosovo today as pressure builds for it to make a deal with the breakaway province and keep alive hope of starting European Union entry talks this year.
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