Pristina authorities and Eurostat Director Pieter Everaers announced that during the next year in the north a census will be organized in the four municipalities with a predominantly Serbian population. The census will be conducted by the Government of Kosovo in cooperation with municipalities selected by the laws of Kosovo.

Several Albanian portals published a "proven information" received from foreign intelligence services in northern Kosovo that Lavdrim Muhaxheri (25), from Kacanik, known according to the pictures of beheading a Syrian boy and firing hand grenade on a prisoner, this year resided in Serbia "near the Kosovo border and have a passport on the name of Boban Depić.

No matter how absurd it may sound, the so-called Kosovo Constitutional Court did what the Constitutional Court of Serbia was supposed to do, to defend the highest legal act of the state, says Doctor Darko Simovic, Professor of Constitutional law at the Police Academy.

In three days of violence in March 2004, ten Serbs have been killed, 35 churches and monasteries burned and 935 facilities owned by Serbs, 4,012 Serbs expelled from six towns and nine villages in Kosovo.

Precisely that was one of the main arguments of Serbia why Pristina does not deserve membership in UNESCO.

Political leadership in Pristina considers that it has lost just one battle but not the war, and in two years Kosovo will, better prepared and with a stronger international lobbying, again apply for membership in the United Nations agency that deals with the protection of cultural heritage in the world.

Criminal charges against the Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic were delivered to the Higher Public Prosecutor in Belgrade on Friday for the signing of the Brussels Treaty. The charges were signed by 87 members of the Assembly of Kosovo and Metohija, who have pointed out that the two statesmen "violated the territorial integrity of Serbia".

The only possible exit from the labyrinth in which the Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic found himself, after the extradition of the draft platform of 36 points for Chapter 35, which represents the essential recognition of Kosovo's statehood, are the early parliamentary elections and Russia's help.

Analyst Cvijetin Milivojevic predicts such an option.

Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said that due to joining the EU, the Constitution of Serbia has to change and that would be necessary a broad consensus for it.

On the question of the students of the Faculty of Law in Belgrade, whether the highest legal act will have to be changed because of a preamble in which Kosovo and Metohija is referred to as an integral part of Serbia; the Prime Minister said that it will be due to "Serbia's accession to the EU."

Leader of the Liberal Democratic Party Cedomir Jovanovic should dump another bucket of cold water on himself, said Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija Marko Djuric as response to the views which Jovanovic has presented in an interview with the Pristina daily Zeri.

Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija Marko Djuric has sent a letter to the editor of the British "Independent" regarding the article on Kosovo. Djuric pointed out that more than 200,000 displaced Serbs cannot return to their homes, which is why, when writing about harmony in Kosovo, was hypocritical at least.