Darmanovic, Vulin exchange statements on Montenegro Interpol vote (Tanjug, B92)
Montenegrin Foreign Affairs Minister, Srdjan Darmanovic said he does not know “why drama was made” in Serbia regarding decision of Montenegro to vote for Kosovo admission in Interpol. “I do not know why such a big drama is made in Serbia over that. We voted once for Kosovo admission, we did the same this time. […]
Read More →Podgorica: We will vote for Kosovo, no reasons for change (Sputnik)
Montenegrin Minister of Foreign Affairs, Srdjan Darmanovic expressed satisfaction over Montenegro relations with the countries in the region, Sputnik portal reports. Darmanovic noted that “relations with neighbours are the pillars of Montenegro foreign policy.” He said Montenegro will not deal with Belgrade-Pristina negotiations, but it expects the dialogue would continue. He also said Montenegro would […]
Read More →Markovic, Haradinaj and Ljajic coffee chatt in Budva (Politika, Beta)
Belgrade-based daily Politika reports that the prime ministers of Montenegro and Kosovo, Dusko Markovic and Ramush Haradinaj, and the Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia, Rasim Ljajic, took a break in Budva, spending the coffee time together. On the terrace of the hotel “Splendid” were and the Vice President of the FYROM Government, Koco Andjusev, and […]
Read More →Vulin: I hope Montenegrin officers know where they are (Tanjug, B92)
Montenegro, which has joined KFOR, should know that this mission was established on the basis of UN Resolution 1244. And this resolution does not mention “the state of Kosovo,” Serbian Defense Minister Vulin said. He thus responded to his Montenegrin counterpart Predrag Boskovic, who said that Kosovo was “a sovereign state.” “Members of the KFOR […]
Read More →Serb National Council in Montenegro for referendum on revoking Kosovo recognition (Tanjug, Vecernje Novosti)
Serb National Council in Montenegro called upon Montenegrin President Milo Djukanovic and parliamentary party Democratic Montenegro (DCG) to express their stances on an initiative calling for annulling decision by the Montenegrin Government to recognize Kosovo, Novosti daily reported. The Serb National Council initiated a petition for holding a referendum on revoking this decision, following the […]
Read More →EU expansion: HALT plans for Balkans while bloc is in ‘WEAKENED’ state, Slovenia warns (Express.co.uk)
The European Union has been weakened by Brexit and may need to postpone plans for expansion into the Western Balkans, the President of Slovenia has warned. Borut Pahor said the bloc could not hope to take on the likes of Serbia, Montenegro and Albania as new members in its current state. Speaking in the presence of […]
Read More →Serb representatives from Montenegro visited Kosovo (RTS, Tanjug, KIM Radio)
Political representatives of Serbs in Montenegro visited Orahovac, Velika Hoca, Monastery of Zociste and Mitrovica North, KIM Radio reported. Political representatives of Serbs in Montenegro said that Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija are ready to remain and survive in Kosovo, to preserve spirituality, statehood and set foundation for their future here. Following the meeting with […]
Read More →“Serbia should rather give Metohija to Montenegro than to Albania” (B92)
Army of Montenegrin King Nikola liberated and took over the territory of current Metohija during the Balkan war (1912), Nebojsa Medojevic, Montenegrin politician and member of opposition Democratic Front wrote on his Twitter profile, B92 reported. “Therefore, if Serbia wants to give Metohija as a gift to Albania, it is historically right that Montenegro must […]
Read More →BIA agency denies reports about ties with “contract killers” (B92)
Serbian Security Information Agency (BIA) has denied media reports about several persons arrested in the territory of Kosovo and Metohija on July 18 being in any way linked to the agency. “Mario Milosevic, Jovan Pavicevic, Strahinja Dankovic, and Laureta Zuba have been arrested based on Interpol’s notice on suspicion of committing the grave criminal acts […]
Read More →Vulin: Sending Montenegrin soldiers to Kosovo not a friendly decision (Vecernje Novosti, RTCG, RTK2)
Members of the Montenegrin Parliament are discussing sending up to 40 members of the Army of Montenegro to the international “Resolute Support” mission in Afghanistan and two staff officers to KFOR in Kosovo, media reported. Serbian Defence Minister Aleksandar Vulin commented on the debate in the Montenegrin parliament and said that decision to send the […]
Read More →Serb Church Bishop warns state about Kosovo (N1, Kossev)
Metropolitan Amfilohije Radovic, a Serbian Orthodox bishop, the current head of the Serbian Orthodox Church in Montenegro, said on Thursday that who called a referendum on Kosovo status “has no sound mind,” Kossev website reported. Participating at the celebration of the Serb religious holiday of Vidovdan in Kosovo’s Serb monastery of Gracanica, some 10 kilometres […]
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