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- Ecclestone confirms Serbian F1 ambitions
Any cynics who did not believe that Serbian businessman Zoran Stefanovic has serious plans for entering F1 with the assets of the former Panasonic Toyota team will have to think again pretty promptly, as the newcomer’s possible participation has been
- IMF, Serbia discuss access to loan
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AP - An International Monetary Fund delegation opened talks with Serbia Tuesday to review whether the crisis-stricken country is adhering to the terms of a euro2.9 billion ($3.97 billion) standby loan.
- Italy plans interconnector with Montenegro by 2014
(Argus) The Italian and Montenegrin governments signed an agreement on 6 February to build a 1,000MW interconnector between the two countries. The 700mn ($959mn) project will be carried out by Italian grid operator Terna and is expected to be on stream
- 34 arrested as international burglary gang broken up in Spain
National Police have arrested 34 members of an international gang, which was controlled by a single family which forced women and children into crime, usually burglaries. It was the second phase of the so-called Yugoslavia Operation which saw another 67
- Freak road accident kills 11 in Egypt
Eight Serb tourists and three Egyptians were killed when a truck on the wrong side of the road hit their coach head-on along Egypt's Red Sea coast on Thursday, a security official said. Nine Serbs were also injured in the crash near Safaga while on their
- Quran Memorization Contest Held in Serbia
-- A Quran memorization contest was held this week in Sanjaq region, Serbia, by the World Holy Quran Memorization Committee. According to Moheet website, it was organized in cooperation with the Muslim Scholars Association of the region. The competition
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