United Nations Office in Belgrade
Daily Media Highlights
Thursday 2 August 2018
LOCAL PRESS
• Dacic: Britain’s move against Serbia’s interests (Tanjug/RTS)
• British Embassy: Kosovo important, but focus on burring issues (FoNet)
• Smajlovic on Britain’s decision: London’s attempt to remain important following Brexit (RTS)
• Jaksic: America is UK’s extended arm (B92/Prva TV)
• Djuric: Hoxha is dead, and Albania has no border with Kosovo (Tanjug/B92)
REGIONAL PRESS
Bosnia & Herzegovina
• B&H Presidency member Covic at meeting with Plenkovic in Zagreb (N1)
• Komsic sends Chinese Ambassador Chen open letter re Peljesac Bridge, announces international legal action (Dnevni list)
• Bharke: B&H and Croatia must discuss issue of Peljesac Bridge (Dnevni avaz)
• Cvijanovic says her visit to US was aimed at making contacts at White House rather than State Department that advocates Bosniak policy at expense of Serbs and Croats in B&H (ATV)
• Vucic: Peace in B&H is of crucial importance for region (Oslobodjenje)
Croatia
• Serbian President Vucic comments on Operation Storm anniversary (Hina)
Montenegro
• Protection of Montenegrin sky a confirmation that the Alliance is guarding the members (RTCG)
fYROM
• Zaev meets Palmer (MIA)
• Opposition VMRO-DPMNE leader meets Palmer (MIA)
• Palmer: Prespa Agreement opens European future for Macedonia (MIA)
Albania
• Rama does not exclude possibility for another agreement with Basha (ADN)
INTERNATIONAL MEDIA SOURCES
• Bipartisan resolution in Senate would back Macedonia name change, condemn Russian interference (The Washington Times)