STORIES FROM LOCAL PRESS • Djuric: Serbia satisfied with UN position regarding UNESCO issue (Tanjug/RTS) • Dacic: Kosovo’s admission to UNESCO unacceptable (Tanjug) • Dacic: EU again demonstrating double standards (RTS/Tanjug) • Patriarch Irinej to Irina Bokova: Kosovo membership in UNESCO endangers Christian heritage (Politika) • Gasic visits NATO Command in Naples (Politika) • Bratislav Nikolic: How I enrolled Strpce in the SNS (Politika) STORIES FROM REGIONAL PRESS • Pendes, Mogherini signed agreement on participation of B&H in EU operations (Fena) RELEVANT ARTICLES FROM INTERNATIONAL MEDIA SOURCES • Migrants Keep Sneaking through Hungary’s Razo-Wire Fence (AP) • Refugees seek alternative ‘Balkan’ route into EU (euronews) • EU-Bosnia-Herzegovina Agree On Participation In Crisis Management (RTT)

STORIES FROM LOCAL PRESS • Dacic sends 44 protest letters (Novosti) • Djuric: ZSO to be established by spring of 2016 (Tanjug) • Serbia continues to repay Kosovo’s debts (Novosti) • Arsic: Community of Albanian municipalities is election marketing (Politika) STORIES FROM REGIONAL PRESS • SDA and HDZ invited SBB for a Discussion about joining the Government (klix.ba) • Will the fines improve the work efficiency in the Parliament B&H? (Faktor) • Katica Janeva jointly nominated to be the new special prosecutor (Republika) RELEVANT ARTICLES FROM INTERNATIONAL MEDIA SOURCES • Kosovo set to gain entry into European soccer competitions (Associated Press) • Kosovo Faces Major Obstacles to Joining UNESCO (BIRN) • Hungary seals border as Germany urges quotas (Bloomberg)

STORIES FROM LOCAL PRESS • Nikolic: Vatican remains firm on non-recognition of Kosovo (Politika//Tanjug/RTS) • Albanians form their association (RTS) • Omerovic: Abuse of National Council of Albanians (Politika/Tanjug) • SNP: Government to convene in Presevo (Novosti) • Djuric, Moro: Belgrade wants more dynamic normalization process with Pristina (Tanjug) • Scandal at Budva conference on regional stability (Novosti) • Serbian police will cooperate with Kosovo (Danas) STORIES FROM REGIONAL PRESS • Radoncic: We will help B&H, but first we have to know what HDZ and SDA want (klix.ba) • Izetbegovic: Reconciliation between SDA and SBB necessary (Novo vrijeme) • SNSD favors both structural dialogue and RS referendum (Oslobodjenje) • B&H prosecutor’s office discriminates against Serb victims (Srna) • Dodik: Meeting with Croatian delegation - good message for many (Srna) RELEVANT ARTICLES FROM INTERNATIONAL MEDIA SOURCES • Justice Reforms Fail to Halt Bosnian Serb Referendum (BIRN) • To Imagine Syria at Peace, Think of Bosnia (Bloomberg)

STORIES FROM LOCAL PRESS • Pak: Nikolic unconditionally supports Brussels agreement (Politika/Tanjug) • Gasic: Serbian Army will protect southern Serbia (Kurir) • Drecun: Unacceptable formation of community of Albanian municipalities (RTS) • ZAO versus ZSO (Politika) • All agreements to be disclosed (Novosti) STORIES FROM REGIONAL PRESS • Resolution on Srebrenica thrown down by Bosniak votes in Brcko (Patria) • Croatian President talked with Covic and Izetbegovic about influx of refugees (klix.ba) • High Representative meets Croatian President Grabar-Kitarovic (Fena) RELEVANT ARTICLES FROM INTERNATIONAL MEDIA SOURCES • As Crisis Mounts on Serbia-Hungary Border, Refugees Face Uncertainty (VOA) • Serbia's Albanians Plot Their Own Municipal Union (BIRN) • Bosnia Plans Justice Reform Amid Referendum Unease (BIRN)

STORIES FROM LOCAL PRESS • Nikolic supports Brussels agreements (Danas) • Albanians making their community of municipalities (Novosti) • Ivanovic back in court straight from hospital (RTS) STORIES FROM REGIONAL PRESS • SDA: We are inviting OHR to repeal the decision on referendum in RS (klix.ba) • Prime Ministers Novalic and Cvijanovic agreed Action Plan of reform agenda (Novo Vrijeme) • Dodik: Bosniak veto was unnecessary (Srna) • President Grabar-Kitarovic in B&H from September 10th to 12th (Hina/klix.ba) RELEVANT ARTICLES FROM INTERNATIONAL MEDIA SOURCES • Hungary Ready to Deploy Up to 4,000 Soldiers on Serbian Border (Sputnik) • Serbia's Central Bank Cuts Rates to Spur Inflation, Economy (Bloomberg)