Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic announced that among the topics of the next round of dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina in January, will be the decision of the Kosovo Constitutional Court on the Community/Association of Serbian Municipalities, which he would not comment.

"There will be no easy solution regarding Kosovo and Metohija," the Prime Minister said tonight in an interview with the TV Prva. Vucic said that Belgrade was always ready to conduct a dialogue and to achieve compromises, but that it will not let anyone in surrounding or anyone else in the world, to think that it can humiliate Serbia.

"It's never easy when I'm going to Brussels," said Vucic and stressed that in the future will be problems, but that Serbia will try to protect itself.

He pointed out that the negotiating position for Chapter 35 does not contain "the terrible paper," or the German amendments submitted nearly two months ago, which was bad for the Serbia's position at the beginning of the negotiations.

Speaking on the opening of the first chapters, Vucic said that Serbia was committed to implement difficult reforms, to promote norms and standards.

"Will there be political influences, yes, there will be, it hasn't been easy and so far, especially around chapter 35, and chapter 23 and 24, different people want different influences," Vucic said.