European integration is a question of reforms, and in this process not all is about Kosovo, said tonight, head of Serbia's team for negotiations with the EU, Tanja Mišćević speaking at the Belgrade Security Forum.

Pope Francis "should visit Belgrade and Pristina within the next year," the Belgrade-based Danas daily reported on Wednesday.

The paper was quoting "unofficial Western diplomatic sources" when reporting this, Tanjug said.

According to the report, the sources said Pope Francis had been invited by Serbian PM Aleksandar Vucic to pay a first official visit to Belgrade and was willing to do so, and the Serbian Orthodox Church is not against the invitation either.

The views of the citizens in the north of Kosovo are divided when it comes to the Brussels dialogue and the most contradictions about the question of the formation of the Association/Community of Serb municipalities (ZSO), these are the results of the opinion poll, conducted by several portals and several non-governmental organizations under the auspices of the Kosovo Foundation for Open Society.

Strengthening the institutional organization of Serbs in Kosovo is a key priority of the new government of Serbia, which this fall will begin the process of better organization of public services in Kosovo, said the head of the Serbian Government Office for Kosovo and Metohija Marko Đurić.

Since 2010 to date the European Union has invested more than 54 million euros for 124 projects in the north of Kosovo. So far, the total value of the implemented projects is 8.5 million. Projects valued 37.25 million euros are in realization process, while projects valued 8.74 million have not yet been initiated.  The largest number of the projects is in the municipality of North Mitrovica - 38, followed by the municipality of Leposavić/Leposaviç - 34, Zvečan/Zveçan - 23 and Zubin Potok - 21.

Several media report that Sandra Orlović, executive director of the Human Rights Fund, told the Belgrade-based Danas newspaper, that according to her estimates at least 3,000 people suspected of committing war crimes in Croatia, Bosnia and Kosovo, are living in Serbia. Orlović said that Serbia has become an oasis of not convicting war crimes given the small number of indictments in the last five years.

The MPs of the ruling German party - the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and their coalition partner, the Christian Social Union (CSU) will ask the German Chancellor Angela Merkel to "return the Balkans to the focus of German policy" and to treat it as a "region of special importance." "The impression is that the Balkans is quiet, but it is not. It is just a bit away from the focus of German foreign policy, since Germany is currently focused on the problems in the Middle East, Syria, Ukraine and further solving the refugee crisis.

A new meeting between Belgrade and Pristina that should be held at the highest political level in the headquarters of the European Union could happen in the autumn, claim unofficial diplomatic sources from the Brussels.  According to them, as first, the Brussels will officially approve visa liberalization to the Kosovo, and afterwards will be organized new round of talks.

Mayor of Pristina and an official of Vetevëndosje, Shpend Ahmeti says that the Association/Community of Serb Municipalities (A/CSM) is not a good solution. He also says that Albanians believe that A/CSM is necessary to Serbs only to destabilize them.

The Foreign policy of Estonia will not change when it comes to Kosovo, while chairing the Council of Europe.

We have no specific focus on the subjects that concern Kosovo, but if Kosovo decides to start with the application process for the membership in the CoE, we shall treat this candidacy in accordance with the CoE procedures, told Danas, the Estonian Foreign ministry, answering the question what will be the attitude of that country towards Kosovo during the chairmanship of the CoE, which started last week.