Serbia is undergoing rapid changes and they are visible everywhere. There isn’t an area of the country and social life that is not experiencing reforms to a certain extent, all in the aim of building a functional and responsible state in line with the wishes of its citizens. Regardless of the fact that we virtually lost the entire decade of the last century while the world kept moving forward and developing at an exceptional speed, we should not be impatient in waiting for Serbia to join the EU, since the EU is where Serbia naturally belongs.
We shall intensify accession negotiations with Croatia with timely completion in mind. We will maintain an appropriate pace in negotiations with Turkey and we will make as much progress as is feasible with the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, once the name issue is resolved in the best possible manner, something we’re optimistic about.
by CorD
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: HE IÑIGO DE PALACIO ESPAÑA, SPANISH AMBASSADOR IN SERBIA
Although after the election, the Patriarch said that the election was conducted “quickly, and in a harmonious and a miraculous way,” events that preceded the enthronement of the new Serbian Patriarch were quite uncertain. Patriarch Irinej, 79, was one of three to win the most support in several rounds of voting in the Council of Bishops head dioceses in Serbia ...
by CorD
THE NEW PATRIARCH OF THE SERBIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH
Despite the severe economic downturn, Telekom Srbija ended last year on a successful note. As Telekom’s C.E.O., Branko Radujko says for CorD that 2010 will be even more challenging for the company, but he is confident that Telekom will continue to be profitable. This also largely depends on Telekom’s capability to stand up to increasingly stronger competition.
Serbia is undergoing rapid changes and they are visible everywhere. There isn’t an area of the country and social life that is not experiencing reforms to a certain extent, all in the aim of building a functional and responsible state in line with the wishes of its citizens. Regardless of the fact that we virtually lost the entire decade of the last century while the world kept moving forward and developing at an exceptional speed, we should not be impatient in waiting for Serbia to join the EU, since the EU is where Serbia naturally belongs.
We shall intensify accession negotiations with Croatia with timely completion in mind. We will maintain an appropriate pace in negotiations with Turkey and we will make as much progress as is feasible with the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, once the name issue is resolved in the best possible manner, something we’re optimistic about.
Although after the election, the Patriarch said that the election was conducted “quickly, and in a harmonious and a miraculous way,” events that preceded the enthronement of the new Serbian Patriarch were quite uncertain. Patriarch Irinej, 79, was one of three to win the most support in several rounds of voting in the Council of Bishops head dioceses in Serbia ...
Despite the severe economic downturn, Telekom Srbija ended last year on a successful note. As Telekom’s C.E.O., Branko Radujko says for CorD that 2010 will be even more challenging for the company, but he is confident that Telekom will continue to be profitable. This also largely depends on Telekom’s capability to stand up to increasingly stronger competition.