Vucic’s invitation to the Visegrad Group summit is a precedent, sending clear message (Blic, Politika, B92)
Belgrade based daily Blic writes on the importance of Czech President Milos Zeman invitation to Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic to participate in Visegrad Group Summit. Daily considers that the invitation was “a kind of precedent” and added that, “as a rule, these meetings do not discuss topics on which participants have divergent views, Kosovo could […]
Read More →“For 20 years German governments have worked to dismember Yugoslavia, the attitude about Kosovo is hypocritical” (B92, Vecernje Novosti)
Germany’s stance that Kosovo’s independence is a done thing, as well as opposition to border adjustments or division, are hypocritical and arrogant, the Left MP said. “These messages about the ‘finished thing’ are hypocritical. For 20 years, the German governments have worked one after the other to split Yugoslavia along ethnic lines, despite EU and […]
Read More →Babis discussed the withdrawal of Kosovo’s recognition with Zeman (Beta, B92)
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis met with the Czech President Milos Zeman to discuss the idea of Czech Republic’s revocation of Kosovo’s independence Babis told reporters that he would discuss the matter at Coordination meeting of Czech Foreign Policy, as he, as Prime Minister, cannot decide on this alone, on behalf of the government. “We […]
Read More →Czech President on two arguments to revoke recognition of Kosovo (Blic, RTS, Tanjug)
Czech President Milos Zeman who said earlier in Belgrade he intends to ask for a possibility that Prague revokes recognition of Kosovo, told the media there he has two arguments to support his request – investigations conducted against Kosovo officials before the Special Court in the Hague and the fact that the Lower Chamber of […]
Read More →V4 – WB Summit opens in Prague, without Kosovo delegation (Beta, N1)
Overshadowed by the Czech President Milos Zeman’s statement that his country might reconsider the decision on recognition of Kosovo independence, the Western Balkans’ leaders and the so-called Visegrad Group (V4) met in Prague without Pristina’s top politicians, the Beta news agency reported. However, Kosovo is represented by its Charge d’Affaires, officially due to internal politics […]
Read More →Ljajic: EU and US admit Kosovo status is not solved yet (BETA, N1, RTS)
Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Rasim Ljajic said the Czech Republic President statement that Prague might reconsider the decision on recognition of Kosovo independence, as well as voices from Brussels and Washington about the need for compromise, showed that Pristina’s status had not been solved yet, BETA news agency reports on Thursday. Ljajic also told RTS […]
Read More →Babis to Zeman: I am ready for Kosovo debate (B92)
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis said he is ready to debate with the Czech President Milos Zeman about Kosovo, B92 reports. President Zeman said yesterday in Belgrade that he would in a month time during the meeting of constitutional authorities in Prague ask whether it is possible to revoke recognition of Kosovo, Serbian media reported. […]
Read More →Zeman: In one month on possibility to revoke recognition of Kosovo (Kosovo-online portal)
Czech President Milos Zeman said in Belgrade today that he would in one month, during the meeting of constitutional authorities in Prague, ask the question, is it possible to revoke recognition of Kosovo independence, Kosovo-online portal reports. He said this responding to a journalist’s question could it be expected that some EU state in the […]
Read More →Zeman: It would be tough, but Prague could withdraw recognition of Kosovo (Beta, N1)
Milos Zeman, the Czech Republic’s President, said on Friday he did not exclude the possibility of Prague’s withdrawal of the recognition of Kosovo’s independence, adding “it would be difficult, but still one day” not impossible, the Beta news agency reported. In an interview with Parlamentnji Listi, a pro-Russian website, Zeman, whose administrative role is more […]
Read More →Czech President: NATO 1999 bombing of Yugoslavia was mistake (BETA, TV N1, Danas)
On the eve of celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Czech Republic’s NATO membership, the country’s President Milos Zeman said the Alliance’s bombing of the then Yugoslavia in 1999 was a mistake and that he did not gladly look back at the time, BETA news agency reported. Zeman said the Czech Republic was the newest […]
Read More →Zeman: Bombardment of Yugoslavia was mistake, there is nothing to justify it with (RTS, Tanjug)
Czech President Milos Zeman said on Friday that the bombardment of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (SRJ) was mistake, and there should be no pursue for an alibi to justify that mistake. This way, President Zeman commented on a statement of NATO Secretary General, Jens Stoltenberg, who said during his recent visit to Belgrade, that […]
Read More →Czech president vows not to send ambassador in Pristina (B92)
The President of the Czech Republic, Milos Zeman has spoken decisively against Catalonia’s independence, as it would “open Pandora’s box and start a chain reaction,” Serbian media reported. “Today Catalonia, tomorrow northern Italy, the day after Scotland, after that the Basque Country, because ETA would also want it. The following week Moravia; in Slovakia, the […]
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