Disunited Serbian opposition still comes to a common ground regarding one issue – stance to object a legally binding agreement and a dialogue with Pristina in a manner lead by the Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, TV N1 reports today.

Serbia will have no European prospects if Kosovo conflict remains frozen, President Aleksandar Vucic warned on Tuesday.

“If the Kosovo conflict remains frozen you can be sure there will be no European prospects, you can be sure investments will drop,” Vucic told Serbian reporters after his meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron.

Serbia will have Macron’s support in finding a compromise solution for Kosovo, Vucic said, adding that he is hoping for the same from German Chancellor Angela Merkel. “In that case there is some hope,” he said.

The investigation of Oliver Ivanovic murder by the Serbian investigative authorities has advanced in recent weeks. I expect results -  Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said in Paris, KoSSev portal reported.

The Serbian President conveyed this information and expectations during a joint press conference with the French President, Emmanuel Macron in Paris, responding to a question of a journalist from Radio France.

Former President of Serbia and leader of the Social-Democratic Party (SDS), Boris Tadic sent an invitation to the current President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, inviting him to a TV duel on Kosovo, Serbian media reported.

SDS said in a press statement, Tadic invites Vucic to a TV duel, not as representative of the opposition, but as a former President “who is being accused daily for a national treason and exposed to lies related to decisions and the consequences of such decisions during the time of his presidential mandate.”

Dusan Teodorovic, a member of Serbia’s Academy of Sciences and Arts, called on Monday on President Aleksandar Vucic to resign for failing to solve the problem of Kosovo after six years of negotiations.

Speaking to N1 Belgrade morning talk show, Teodorovic said Vucic should resign after saying that Serbia has nothing in Kosovo today, and that "even a meter of Kosovo is a gain."

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic spoke on the phone with US Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs Wess Mitchell on Wednesday.

Serbian President Aleksadar Vucic said he "does not intend to hide behind the people when it comes to Kosovo - as some claim he would."

Speaking on Wednesday in Kraljevo, central Serbia, where he attended the police-military exercise Joint Strike, the President Vucic also said that "the citizens will be the ones who will decide on their future."

"Some mind me saying that I will not be making a decision on the solution for Kosovo and Metohija without asking the citizens and claim I would ask them in order to hide behind them, use them as a fig leaf," Vucic said.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic is likely to meet again in Brussels in two weeks with Kosovo President Hashim Thaci, reported yesterday Belgrade based daily Blic.

The daily stated that the information was confirmed in the cabinet of President Vucic.

The continuation of the dialogue in such a short time could mean a practical intensification of the process, about what talked and Mogherini after the meeting in Brussels on Sunday, the daily noted.

By: Milan Simurdic

If Serbia’s path towards the EU hits a blockage and the country shifts toward Russia and China, former president Tomislav Nikolic could conceivably stage a political resurrection.

One year after he left the presidential office, Serbia’s former head of state, Tomislav Nikolic, is far from the public horizon.

The foreign policy editor at the weekly NIN Zoran Preradovic assesses that the pessimism of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic after the new round of dialogue in Brussels says that "not much can be pulled out'' from the negotiations on the issue of Kosovo, reports regional broadcaster N1.