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GI SDP: No more obstacles for ZSO constitution (dailies)

The agreement reached by Belgrade and Pristina in the continuation of the dialogue on normalisation of relations removed the obstacle for the constitution of the Community of Serb municipalities (ZSO), Citizens' Initiative 'Freedom, Democracy, Justice' (GI SDP) stated on Tuesday. GI SDP recalled that the achievement of the agreement posed an obstacle to the talks on ZSO constitution for almost a year. Now that the obstacle has been removed, we hope that the agreement on constitution and functioning of ZSO would be achieved soon, GI SDP released. The Initiative expects that Serbs in Kosovo-M

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The government should explain the essence of the agreement in Brussels (Blic)

DS deputy in Serbian parliament, Borislav Stefanovic said today that it is good that an agreement was reached on the judiciary but is not good, unfortunately, that the public still does not know what specifically was agreed in Brussels. Stefanovic said that the authorities should tell the Serbs from Kosovo who will work in the court and which laws will apply to the north of the province, stating that the laws of Kosovo would apply. Stefanovic said that the authorities should tell the Kosovo Serbs who is going to work in the court and which laws would apply to the north of the province, stati

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Gudenus: The wave of refugees is evidence that recognition of Kosovo was a mistake (Blic)

The deputy head of the Austrian Freedom Party (FPO), Johann Gudenus said that Kosovo is not a war affected region, and yet thousands of people are in front of the borders of Austria. In this regard, the head of FPO caucus in Austrian Assembly, stressed that it must be considered why so many people are escaping from the state which is allegedly functioning. "Now it is clear that the secession of Kosovo from the Serbia and hasty recognition as an independent state was a mistake.

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Sustainable return of displaced to be discussed in Brussels (Blic)

Assembly of the Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija has forwarded a letter to the Serbian Prime Minister, Aleksandar Vucic, requesting that one of the topics that should be discussed in Brussels is ‘sustainable return of displaced and repossession of usurped Serbian property’. In the letter representatives of the organization also requested termination of the Brussels Agreement and reminded that one of the main tasks set by the UNSC Resolution 1244 is safe and free return of 250.000 displaced Serbs and other non-Albanians.

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Hundreds of Albanians detained at Serbia-Hungary border (Blic)

290 persons, mostly Albanians from Kosovo, have been arrested in the past 48 hours as they were attempting to illegally cross from Serbia to Hungary.  This was announced by Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic during a news conference in Belgrade on Friday. 256 misdemeanor and 15 criminal complaints have been filed related to people smuggling charges, and 15 vehicles confiscated, he said, and added that "anyone abusing the freedom of movement is committing a violation." Stefanovic announced that he would meet in Belgrade on Monday with the director of the German police to discuss the pr

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Dacic: This is not the 19th century; Trepca is economic issue (Blic)

First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Serbia Ivica Dacic said that the dismissal of Serbian minister in the Kosovo government has a negative impact on the continuation of dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina, but that the talks in Brussels should be continued.  In an interview with Voice of America (VOA), he recalled that the talks between Belgrade and Pristina were not held for a long time because Pristina government has not been constituted.

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Vucic and Djuric with Serbs from Kosovo: Decision on participation in Kosovo institutions after meeting in Brussels (Blic)

The decision on the further participation of the Serbs in Kosovo institutions will be made next week, after a meeting in Brussels, said the Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, Marko Djuric.  After a meeting between representatives of the Serbian list with Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic, Djuric told reporters that all future steps will be decided solely and in the interests of the Serbian people.

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SNP: Serbia's property rights in Kosovo should be respected (Tanjug, Blic)

WASHINGTON - Head of the Serbian People's Party (SNP), which has no seats in the parliament, Nenad Popovic has met in Washington with head of US State Department office for Southern and Central Europe Steven Banks. Popovic stated at the meeting that Serbia had invested over USD 17 billion in its southern province of Kosovo in the past 50 years, adding that property ownership was a universal and undisputed right in every civilised country, according to a statement from the SNP. The US was built on this principle and that is why Washington is the best place to start a debate about respecting S

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