H.E. Msgr. Luciano Suriani Archives

Apostolic Nuncio to Serbia

Day Of Apostolic Nunciature

27th June 2018

On the occasion of the fifth anniversary of the election of His Holiness Pope Francis the Apostolic Nuncio, H.E. Archbishop Luciano Suriani hosted a...

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2016 Highlights – 2017 Expectations

28th February 2018

In our now traditional survey, CorD ends each year by posing questions to ambassadors accredited in Serbia that relate to the year that is coming to an end and their expectations for the year ahead

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Lasting Impressions 2017

20th December 2017

There were plenty of events in 2017 to raise the eyebrows or cause the heart to skip a beat

Archbishop Luciano Suriani, Apostolic Nuncio In Serbia:

At The Service Of Dialogue And Peace

20th November 2017

Members (of the Mixed Commission) acknowledged that the shared review of Cardinal Stepinac’s life was a positive experience and that the meetings took place in a climate of cordiality and free exchange. The work accomplished in those months allowed for a better knowledge of the historical period extending from the Second World War to the death of the Cardinal in 1960.

Day Of TheApostolic Nunciature

29th June 2017

51st anniversary of the re-establishment of the Nunciature in Belgrade

February 2019 issue

February 2019, no172 issue : UNDP : Communications sector

CorD 1st February 2019

Anders Samuelsen, Danish Minister for Foreign Affairs

EU Accession Cannot Be Rushed

Interviews 1st February 2019

Serbia has achieved substantial progress, but the implementation of real reforms is crucial. A credible market economy, rule of law and an empowered civil society with free media and secured fundamental rights are important elements for any country preparing for EU membership. I would also mention Serbia’s ability to fight corruption and organised crime as being of particular importance – Anders Samuelsen

H.E. Tomáš Kuchta, Ambassador of Czech Republic

Fear of Populism Ahead of EU Elections

Interviews 1st February 2019

Many EU member states must actually solve serious internal problems, and that creates space for different political options to also present themselves with some “simple” or, if you like, populist solutions to EU agendas - Tomaš Kuchta

Comment By Boško Jakšić

Kosovo, between Camp David and the Kremlin

Comment 1st February 2019

Whether or not Serbia will free itself in 2019 of the shackles of the Kosovo problem - the alpha and omega of its foreign and domestic policies - depends largely on the diplomatic capabilities of its president

Gordana Popović, Panel Coordinator, ERC, EC

Serbian Researchers Should Be More Visible

Feature 1st February 2019

The European Research Council funds excellent scientists and their most creative ideas, supports cutting-edge research in all fields and helps Europe to attract and retain the best researchers of any nationality. Despite their potential, there still aren’t many Serbian researchers applying to this exciting programme

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Intellectual Emigration: Brain Drain

Focus 1st February 2019

As part of the strategy for Serbia’s development and the country’s chance on the international scene, the number one priority and potential that is often mentioned is a knowledge-based economy, highly skilled people and new technologies

Davos 2019

Calls for Global Cooperation

World News 1st February 2019

World leaders in favor of international cooperation and free trade struck back against the wave of populist nationalism that has featured more prominently than usual at the latest gathering of elites in Davos, Switzerland

Olivera Zulović, Affluent Clients Manager, Societe Generale Bank