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Vucic: Important that NATO remains status neutral in Kosovo (Politika)

President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic and NATO Deputy Secretary General, Rose Gottemoeller spoke in Belgrade yesterday about mutual political dialogue, practical co-operation and forthcoming meeting between the Serbian President and the NATO Secretary General, Politika daily reported.

Vucic goes to NYC, to address UN General Assembly (B92, Tanjug)

Aleksandar Vucic is traveling to New York on Monday, where he will stay until September 23.

The Serbian president will have a series of meetings, and participate in the UN General Assembly.

According to Tanjug, Vucic will attend the Sustainable Development Summit of the World Economic Forum and is also expects to meet with Philipp Rosler, a member of the organization's Executive Board.

Raskovic-Ivic: Vucic should not go to Brussels (Kontakt plus radio)

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, should refuse to travel to Brussels until arrested Bogdan Mitrovic is released from detention, said Sanda Raskovic-Ivic, former president of the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) and MP in the Serbian Parliament. According to Raskovic-Ivic, Vucic’s travel to Brussels, following the Mitrovic’s arrest would represent “humiliation” of the Serbian citizens “in front of a chauvinist and usurping regime in Pristina,” Kontakt plus radio reported. Bogdan Mitrovic (74) was arrested on Monday, after he was singled out from a group of displaced Serbs who have visited

United Serbia (JS) will take part in dialogue on Kosovo (Tanjug, Politika)

Leader of United Serbia (JS) party, Dragan Markovic aka Palma, stated JS will take part in the dialogue on Kosovo, because its aim is to find a solution that would take into consideration reality on the ground but also interests of Serbia and Serbian population, more respectively ethnic right of Albanians and historic right of Serbs, Serbian media reported. In a statement delivered to the media, it was said that an initiative is a wise and pragmatic move of the President of Serbia, adding he knew what the president already said it is a call for dialogue on Kosovo and not ready-made solution o

Vucic’s call for nationwide dialogue on Kosovo issue – debate is ongoing (Blic, Novosti, KIM Radio)

Serbian media are still extensively reporting on the call made by the Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic to initiate a nationwide dialogue on the Kosovo issue. Yesterday Serbian opposition parties, as reported by Danas daily, expressed different stances on the matter ranging from clear opposition to the dialogue to the possibility of giving it a chance. Novosti daily reported today that the Serbian Orthodox Church and the Serbian Academy of Science and Arts are ready to get involved in the dialogue. This was stated in the Patriarchy of the Serbian Orthodox Church to Novosti that “the Church

Serbian opposition sceptical toward Vucic’s dialogue on Kosovo (Danas)

Representatives of the opposition parliamentary parties are sceptical regarding idea of the Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic to initiate a nationwide dialogue on Kosovo issues, Danas daily reported. Serbian media over the last days extensively covered Vucic’s announcement saying that in addition to all parliamentary parties, representatives of non-governmental sector, church dignitaries, heads of the Serbian Academy of Science and Arts, also intellectuals from all ideological spheres would be included in September talks in order to find homogeneous strategy related to the Kosovo issue. How

"Vucic to launch state dialogue on Kosovo in September" (BETA, Novosti, B92)

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic will launch in September  "a state dialogue on Kosovo," something he announced at the start of his presidential mandate. Beta is reporting this today, citing an article in the daily Vecernje Novosti. The newspaper said that Vucic will invite all parliamentary parties to these consultations, as well as representatives of the Serbian Orthodox Church, civil society, the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, and other "relevant social factors."

According to the article, the goal of this "dialogue" is to come up with "a unite

Vucic, Grabar-Kitarovic, Thaci to be at same table (Tanjug, B92)

The South-East European Cooperation Process member countries is being held in Dubrovnik today, which will be attended by Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic. The president of Croatia will give the introductory speech at this meeting, after which, Tanjug learned, the situation in the region will be spoken about first by President Vucic, and then his Slovenian colleague Borut Pahor, head of the Montenegrin state Filip Vujanovic, Kosovo President Hashim Thaqi, President of Macedonia Gjorge Ivanov, Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov and Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Turgul Turkes. See at:

Vucic denies he's "under huge US pressure because of Vulin"

Vecernje Novosti is reporting that Aleksandar Vucic is under tremendous pressure from the US not to have Aleksandar Vulin become Serbia's defense minister. However, continues the Belgrade-based newspaper, the Serbian president and leader of the ruling SNS party is determined to entrust him with that duty. "No hero" Aleksandar Vucic on Tuesday denied that he was under pressure because of the decision to appoint Aleksandar Vulin as Serbia's new defense minister. Vucic said he "had no objections" that he might present to PM-designate Ana Brnabic, and that only minor changes w