Leader of the opposition Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS), Milos Jovanovic told Serbian media the Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic sent from New York “a clear confession” that the policy “both Kosovo and the EU has faced a complete failure.”
Leader of Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) Milos Jovanovic told Danas daily that immediately after the Belgrade elections, issues of the Constitution of Serbia and a struggle to preserve Kosovo within the state of Serbia would be moving on.
Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) called upon all political stakeholders to state their opinion on the EU conditions, adding the time has come to Serbia to get out from the vicious cycle of the European integration and focus on regulating its own society, freed from the Brussels tutoring, Serbian media reported.
Daily newspaper Večernje Novosti today writes that possible series of talks on changing the Constitution of Serbia, announced by Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, could begin already in autumn.
Vučić spoke on several occasions about the necessity of the dialogue on the highest legal act, and that he intends to come to a consensus on this issue, although he can provide a two-thirds majority in the Assembly.
All members of the Main Board of DSS (Democratic Party of Serbia) from Kosovo resigned at the party office due to, as they say, "the party leadership collaboration with the SNS and the coalition of the top of the party with those who betray Kosovo and Metohija".
After resignation of Marko Jakšić and Slaviša Ristić, resigned and Vladimir Milentijević, Vuko Antonijević, Goran Lazović, Nebojša Minić, Nemanja Jakšić, Dragiša Miljković, Ljiljana Ljumović, Vladimir Rakić, Dragan Kostić, Bojan Cvetković and Nenad Kojić.
The Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS), on the occasion of the latest information regarding the agreement on telecommunications in the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina, called on the president of the Assembly of Serbia Maja Gojković to urgently convene a session dedicated to Kosovo.
The two vice-presidents of the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) and members of the Central Committee, Marko Jakšić and Slaviša Ristić, have resigned from the positions at the session of the Main Board, due to, as they say, the DSS cooperation with the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS).
First to resign was Marko Jakšić, who then left the session. He also said that he is leaving the party.
DSS Provincial Board for Kosovo and Metohija in its latest press release supports the former President Sanda Rašković-Ivić in the attitude that "in no case'' should be made up a coalition with the Serbian Progressive Party in Voždovac, and especially not in Vračar, because the municipality of Vračar is a "symbol of resistance to dictatorship of Aleksandar Vučić."