[ad_1] The President of the Serbian Assembly, Ivica Dačić, declared tonight that the European Parliament resolution on Serbia, passed a few days ago, contains “flat evaluations” and that the Parliament will give them a concrete response. Type: BetaMarch 27, 2021. 23.00 Modified: 23.03 Photo: Fonet / Marija Đoković “It is …
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[ad_1] Members of the European Parliament’s Committee on Foreign Affairs (AFET) voted in favor of the compromise amendments agreed to to the report of EP rapporteur Vladimir Bilchik on Serbia. The 38 amendments were adopted as agreed, as well as the 50 basic amendments proposed. In them, the deputies ask …
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[ad_1] The bells at the Temple of Saint Sava in Belgrade rang around 3:40 pm, which is practiced to mark the election of the new patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church. Type: BetaFebruary 18, 2021. 15.39 Modified: 15.52 Photo: SPC According to reporter Beta, “worthy” in Greek was also heard …
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[ad_1] The deputies of the three opposition clubs called on the ruling party to accuse Serbia of the demining business “which sowed the seeds of evil,” reports Hina. Zeljko Sacic from the Croatian Sovereigns Club demanded that Serbia commit to pay reparations, while Miro Bulj de Most said Serbia “must …
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[ad_1] It points out that political dimension of the so-called judicial case, which would be in the next parliamentary elections in the so-called Kosovo, scheduled for February 14, could affect the fate of Albin Kurti, holder of the list and leader of the strongest political option currently in Kosovo. In …
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[ad_1] Up to 385 amendments have been tabled to this year’s report, some recognizing Serbia’s reforms and respecting its territorial integrity, others criticizing human rights, the media and even prejudging the status of Kosovo. And there are those “neighbors”. Tonino Picula, as co-presenter of many amendments, demands, among other things, …
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[ad_1] PODGORICA – The Parliament of Montenegro approved last night, two and a half hours after midnight, the amendments to the Law on Religious Freedom. 41 deputies from the ruling majority voted in favor of passing the law, and the opposition did not attend the session, unhappy with the amendments …
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[ad_1] Photo: Tanjug / Sava Radovanović The Minister for European Integration, Jadranka Joksimović, discussed today with several deputies in the Serbian Parliament during the discussion on the conclusions on the presentation of the European Commission report, and told United Valley-SDA Sandzak MP Enis Imamović , that she is not the …
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[ad_1] 23:40 The debate on the Law of Religious Freedom ends 23:39 Jelušić: I was against voting on this law now BP URA MP Božena Jelušić said that the Orthodox Church in Montenegro today cannot reconcile its believers, due to the entry of politics through the front door. – I …
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[ad_1] Tonight, the Parliament of Montenegro began the debate on the reforms to the Law on Religious Freedom, after it confirmed the mandate of the deputies of the ruling majority, although it had previously refused to do so with the State Electoral Commission (SEC). Type: BetaDecember 28, 2020. 11:40 p.m. …
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