Dusan Janjic, the President of Active Serbia, says that Thaci's message "the dialogue has no alternative" is a good one.
Today Janjic was the only guest representative of Serbia at the inauguration of the President of Kosovo, Hashim Thaci.
President of the party “Active Serbia”, Dusan Janjic told RTK2 that since the declaration of independence, the situation on the has ground changed, but it is difficult to say whether the Serbs live in a better situation now. “A lot of things have changed with regards to the Serbs. Simply put, it has come to a point that even the illusion of the survival of institutional parallelism no longer exists and the process of normalization is underway.
President of the Active Serbia Dusan Janjic said that there is no giving up of the Agreement on the Association / Community of Serb municipalities (A/CSM) because it is an international document, to which Pristina committed. "I call on the Prime Minister of Kosovo, Isa Mustafa, not to impose solutions that are not agreed, and the EU High Representative Federica Mogherini to act and put an end to such behaviour of Pristina," said Janjic.
Kosovo's Deputy Minister of the Interior Milan Radojevic stated today that police will expand the investigation of the four persons arrested on Saturday night in possession of ammunition and religious material in front of the Visoki Decani Monastery.
Radojevic further stated that police will expand the investigation to shed light on whether the case is linked to terrorism and religious extremism.
Serbia’s general elections are expected to be held also in Kosovo, and OSCE will be most probably requested to offer technical help.
There will be no local elections of Serbia, being that Brussels agreement obliges Kosovo Serbs to hold their elections according to Kosovo’s election system.
Head of the Council for Kosovo at the Serbian Assembly, Milovan Drecun, told Belgrade media that Serbia’s general elections will be held in Kosovo, no matter eventual obstacles by Pristina.
Nobody in the EU currently knows how the famous legally binding agreement between "Serbia and Kosovo" will look like. Head of the Serbian negotiating team in the process of EU integration Tanja Miscevic says: “Neither the EU, nor Belgrade so far defined what would be the end of the dialogue. Agreement on comprehensive normalization will depend on the course of dialogue. What falls under the “comprehensive” depends from the dialogue, and does not depend on EU talks for membership.”
The number of Serbs in Kosovo, after the Brussels talks, every day is reducing says director of the NGO European Movement of Serbs from Gracanica, Rada Trajkovic.
According to her assessment, Serbs are leaving Kosovo because they do not trust the Kosovo institutions.
Chairman of the Executive Board of the Forum for Ethnic Relations Dusan Janjic, said that "apart to nervousness that spreads the Balkans", the process of normalization of relations between Belgrade and Pristina will not stop but will take place in turbulent conditions.
Sava Janjic, the Abbot of Visoki Decani Monastery, says Serbian heritage needs to be settled within the Brussels dialogue before any further discussion on UNESCO status.
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Abbot Sava Janjic, in a video message, says that he believes that decision on Kosovo membership in UNESCO should be postponed until Belgrade and Pristina, under the Brussels dialogue, clearly define mechanisms of institutional protection of the Serbian holy sites in Kosovo with international guarantees.