US Ambassador and Serbian Minister of Justice to open “Draft Law on Enforcement Procedure: Key Changes” Conference, Embassy of the United States of America, Belgrade, February 8, 2010 na srpskom

On Tuesday, February 9, 2010 at 10:00 am, US Ambassador to Serbia Mary Warlick and the Serbian Minister of Justice Snezana Malovic will jointly open the “Draft Law on Enforcement Procedure: Key Changes” Conference. The conference is being organized by the Ministry of Justice together with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) ... (complete text)

Ambassador Warlick gives interview to Beta (in Serbian), Embassy of the United States of America, Belgrade, February 8, 2010

The U.S. Embassy Belgrade and the International Media Training Center Announce 2010-2011 Profesional Development Year Program, Embassy of the United States of America, Belgrade, February 3, 2010

Ambassador Mary Warlick Presented Credentials to the President of Serbia, Embassy of the United States of America, Belgrade, January 29, 2010

On January 28, Serbian President Boris Tadic accepted the letter of accreditation from Ambassador Mary Warlick. The president's press service announced that Tadic also received accreditation letters from the ambassadors of Albania, India and Ghana. The Serbian President welcomed the ambassadors, expressing the belief that during their mandates relations between Serbia and their countries will continue to progress ... (complete text)

Cultural Attaché Opens “Lecture Performance” Exhibit, Embassy of the United States of America, Belgrade, January 28, 2010 na srpskom

On Saturday, January 23, Cultural Attaché Susan Delja, along with Director of the Museum of Contemporary Art Branislava Andjelkovic Dimitrijevic, and Ms. Jutta Gerig from the Goethe Institute in Belgrade, opened the “Lecture Performance” exhibit at the Belgrade House of Heritage. Among the artists were represented three U.S. lecture performers: Martha Rosler, Pinky Show, and Dan Graham ... (complete text)

Remarks by the President in State of the Union Address, The White House, Office of the Press Secretary, January 27, 2010

The spirit that has sustained this nation for more than two centuries lives on in you, its people. We have finished a difficult year. We have come through a difficult decade. But a new year has come. A new decade stretches before us. We don't quit. I don't quit. (Applause.) Let's seize this moment -- to start anew, to carry the dream forward, and to strengthen our union once more ... (complete text)

U.S. Embassy Belgrade Congratulates Serbian Orthodox Church, Embassy of the United States of America, Belgrade, January 25, 2010 na srpskom

On the occasion of the election of Bishop Irinej of Nis as the 45th Serbian Patriarch, the United States Embassy in Belgrade extends its sincere congratulations to the Serbian Orthodox Church community in Serbia ... (complete text)

U.S. Embassy to Donate Computers to Students in Banatsko Karadjordjevo, Embassy of the United States of America, Belgrade, January 25, 2010 na srpskom

On Tuesday, January 26, Lt Col John Cappello, the Defense Attaché of the United States Embassy will visit Banatsko Karadjordevo to present computers to the students of the Nikola Tesla Primary School. The computers, which were purchased with a donation from the U.S. European Command, are being presented in commemoration of the Sveti Sava Slava celebration ... (complete text)

U.S. Ambassador to Serbia Mary Warlick Arrived in Belgrade, Embassy of the United States of America, Belgrade, January 22, 2010 na srpskom

United States Ambassador to Serbia Mary Warlick arrived in Belgrade. Arrival Statement by Ambassador Warlick: "I am very pleased to arrive in Belgrade today and I am honored to soon begin my responsibilities as the Ambassador of the United States to the Republic of Serbia. Serbia and the United States have a long tradition of friendship and together with my colleagues in Belgrade and Washington I intend to do everything I can to strengthen our bilateral cooperation." ... (complete text)

Remarks on Internet Freedom, Secretary of State, The Newseum, Washington, D.C., January 21, 2010

On their own, new technologies do not take sides in the struggle for freedom and progress, but the United States does. We stand for a single internet where all of humanity has equal access to knowledge and ideas. And we recognize that the world’s information infrastructure will become what we and others make of it. Now, this challenge may be new, but our responsibility to help ensure the free exchange of ideas goes back to the birth of our republic. The words of the First Amendment to our Constitution are carved in 50 tons of Tennessee marble on the front of this building. And every generation of Americans has worked to protect the values etched in that stone ... (complete text)

American Corners in Serbia Participate in Live Washington-Based “Internet Freedom” Event, Embassy of the United States of America, Belgrade, January 20, 2010 na srpskom

On Thursday, January 21 at 15:30 (European time), American Corners in Serbia will organize live events to watch the speech on Internet Freedom that will be delivered by Secretary Clinton at the Newseum in Washington, DC. and to participate in follow-on discussions with Washington ... (complete text)