Political analyst Nexhmedin Spahiu says that the question of the Temple of the Christ the Saviour in Pristina could been resolved if the Bishop of the Diocese of Raška and Prizren Teodosije and Deputy Prime Minister, Branimir Stojanović would seek the restoration of the mosque in North Mitrovica, which is located next to the main bridge.
Albanian students gathered in front of the temple of Christ the Saviour in Pristina, demanding to convert the facility of the Serbian Orthodox Church into a museum which would "represent a massacre and genocide committed by Serbia in Kosovo."
In front the unfinished temple of Christ the Saviour gathered around dozen of students of the University of Pristina.
Minister in the Kosovo Government for Return and Communities, Dalibor Jevtić said the Saturday's events in Pristina were a result of "everything that lately we have in Kosovo - the street has become a place where decisions are made instead the institutions to strengthen."
Around 30 Albanian students of the University of Pristina gathered in front of the Church of Christ the Saviour in downtown Pristina and protested over the cleaning and restoring of the function of the Serbian church.
Belgrade's delegation said it was satisfied with an agreement reached in Brussels on Thursday during a technical round of the EU-sponsored Kosovo dialogue.
According to them, the deal "prevents the abolition of Serbian license plates in Kosovo."
Director of the Balkan group from Pristina Naim Rashiti says that the process of normalization of relations between Serbia and Kosovo fell into great difficulties due to problems with the implementation of the agreements reached, but also due to political developments in Kosovo and in Serbia.
"This led to the fact that Prime Ministers of the two countries were not able to continue the dialogue," said Rashiti to Radio Free Europe.
Serbian mobile operator in October will be licensed in Kosovo, but only with limited operations, said on Saturday President of the Board of Directors of the Regulatory Agency for Electronic Communications and Postal communications, Kreshnik Gashi.
According to the announcement of Gashi, Kosovo will get, in early October, dialling code +383 while at the same time Serbian mobile operator will obtain permission to operate in Kosovo, but only with limited operations.
Serbian Ambassador to UNESCO and the country's former ambassador to the Vatican Darko Tanaskovic say he does not believe Pope Francis will visit Kosovo.
Tanaskovic also noted that even if that were to happen, "it would not have to mean that the Vatican had recognized, or was going to recognize, Kosovo."
A new round of the EU-facilitated technical dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina began in EU's External Action Service headquarters in Brussels Wednesday.
Sources close to Belgrade's delegation told Tanjug the topic of the opening day of the three-day discussions would be the implementation of an agreement on free movement - more specifically, the issue of registration plates for vehicles from Kosovo's territory.
Pope Francis "should visit Belgrade and Pristina within the next year," the Belgrade-based Danas daily reported on Wednesday.
The paper was quoting "unofficial Western diplomatic sources" when reporting this, Tanjug said.
According to the report, the sources said Pope Francis had been invited by Serbian PM Aleksandar Vucic to pay a first official visit to Belgrade and was willing to do so, and the Serbian Orthodox Church is not against the invitation either.
Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection today on the occasion of the International Day of the Disappeared recalls that 20 years after the end of conflicts in Croatia and Bosnia and 15 years after the end of the conflict in Kosovo and Metohija there are no reliable information about the fate of nearly 11,000 people from the former Yugoslavia.