European Project Director at Vienna Institute for Human Sciences, Ivan Vejvoda, said that exchange of territories, Presevo valley for the north of Kosovo, could be a realistic solution if Belgrade and Pristinta would agree to that, and get support from the international community, UN, EU, USA, Russia and other permanent UN SC members, Novi Magazin reported. Vejvoda, said that this idea now comes from Kosovo, and it was one of the three or four scenarios proposed by the assassinated Serbian Prime Minister, Zoran Djindjic. “There are different opinion about that in Europe and USA, some consider it is a realistic solution, others are against it, fearing that change of borders could have domino effect in Macedonia, Bosnia etc,” he said. Vejvoda also said Serbia would not be able to enter the EU, neither Kosovo, if there is no normalization of relations and he sees the initiative of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic to have an internal dialogue of Kosovo as a step that should contribute to that, Serbian media reported.