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Djuric: Blockade of dialogue leads toward frozen conflict (Sputnik, Jedinstvo)

Director of the Serbian Government Office for Kosovo, Marko Djuric said that a blockade, of a positive social processes, goes in favour of those whose interest is to keep Kosovo as a long-term hostage in a frozen conflict, Sputnik reported today.

Đurić: Srpska Lista is project of national importance (TV Most)

Director of the Serbian Government Office for Kosovo, Marko Đurić had a meeting today in Belgrade with the representatives of the ten Serbian majority municipalities from Kosovo regarding the upcoming local elections in Kosovo and on “how significant it would be for the Srpska Lista to confirm and strengthen the political unity of Serbian people in those elections.” Đurić said it is crucial that the Srpska Lista participates at the local elections on 22 October with the best candidates, who will be able to gather the people and achieve the highly needed political unity in all Serb-majority mu

Djuric: Set free arrested Serbian and Russian citizens (Radio Free Europe)

Serbian Government Office for Kosovo Director, Marko Djuric requested today immediate release of a group of Russian and Serbian citizens arrested near Podujevo. Djuric said their release is intentionally postponed under the excuse that the court has too much work to do, to be able to deal with their case. “I want to emphasise that a pregnant woman and an underage person are among arrested, which makes this unnecessary mistreatment of the Serbian and Russian citizens even more inhuman,” Djuric said.

Djuric and Rakic met in Belgrade today (KoSSev portal, RTK 2)

Chair of Srpska Lista, Goran Rakic and Director of the Serbian Government Office for Kosovo, Marko Djuric met today in Belgrade, Serbian media reported. Statement of the Office for Kosovo said the two officials spoke about the political situation in Kosovo and the position of the Srpska Lista in regard to the establishment of new government in Pristina. Djuric said that extraordinary electoral results of Srpska Lista in parliamentary elections in Kosovo and political unity strengthened position of the Serb people in Kosovo and their capacities to more effectively strive for their rights and

Tadic: Vucic should take over responsibility, Djuric, Vulin react (Fonet, RTS)

An idea of President Vucic to open “an internal dialogue” on Kosovo is “a bizarre act” stated to Fonet, former President of Serbia, Boris Tadic, pointing out that one cannot call for a dialogue on important topics such as identity and integrity of a state, without establishing a dialogue on all other topics.

“Serbia lost Kosovo, Kosovo Serbs got state” (Danas)

It is certainly good that President of Serbia talks about facing reality, but Vucic and his associates would have to do much more to convince people they are honest when they talk about some historic reconciliation with Kosovo and Albanians, stated Agron Bajrami, Editor-in-Chief of Koha Ditore to Danas daily. According to Bajrami, there were many who spoke before Vucic that Serbia must face Kosovo reality, there are Serbs who say it would be the best for all, if Serbia recognizes the independence of Kosovo and try to build some new relations with the both, Kosovo and Serbia. However, the gre

Djuric: Belgrade-Pristina agreement only if both sides are satisfied (BETA, RTK2)

Director of the Serbian Government Office for Kosovo, Marko Djuric stated that the Belgrade-Pristina agreement is possible only if both sides are equally satisfied or dissatisfied with it. Djuric stated this to Pink TV adding Belgrade wants an agreement with Pristina, but not in a way that would fulfil their national interests only, in particular “their dreams about independence.” “Every agreement must take into consideration both the Serb and Albanian interests.

Djuric: Srpska Lista should not hurry regarding forming government (Tanjug, Blic)

Serbian Government Office for Kosovo Director, Marko Djuric stated Srpska Lista should not hurry and should leave it to the Albanian parties, if they can, to agree about the formation of the future government in Pristina. “My advice to the Serbian political representatives is to take it slowly.