Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic will meet tomorrow with European Commissioner for Neighbourhood Policy Johannes Hahn, who will be staying in Belgrade, but the topic of their talks will not be the platform on Kosovo prepared by the President. Advisor to the President, Stanislava Pak, said that the platform will be on the desk of Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic, "because it is an internal affair of Serbia".

According to unofficial information of Danas, the division is so deep that in the coming weeks, six out of the nine MPs of the Serbian List in the Kosovo Parliament could establish its own parliamentary group. When among the representatives of the Serbian List, who have returned to Kosovo institutions after a two month boycott, were not and deputies from the ranks of the Socialists Movement, it was explained "locally" as the long-hidden partition on "Djuric" and "Vulin" Serbs. High government circles in Belgrade unofficially claimed that the Serbian-Serbian dispute in Kosovo has surpassed di

After more than two months of boycott, the ministers and MPs from the Serbian list officially returned to the Assembly of Kosovo, since Kosovo Prime Minister Isa Mustafa instead of Aleksandar Jablanović appointed the new Minister for Communities and Returns, Dalibor Jevtic, who held that function in the previous mandate. “The coalition agreement which the Serbian list signed with PDK and LDK before entering the government has not been changed, but we received guarantees that it will be fully respected, without unilateral moves.

Any new agreement between Belgrade and Pristina that would be reached in May could have a positive, but not decisive effect on the decision of EU member states on the opening of the first chapter in the negotiations, said interviewees of Danas close to the government, but also the European institutions. According to them, it is completely unknown what exactly is expected of Belgrade.

In Brussels today would continue the political negotiations between Belgrade and Pristina. Unofficially, the theme of today's dialogue at the "prime-minister level" should be Telecommunications - assignment of a new area code for Kosovo, energy, including the fate of the hydroelectric system Gazivode and substation Valac, as well as the opening of negotiations on the community Serbian municipalities. In addition to being part of the Brussels Treaty, these topics are also on the list of German conditions for opening negotiations on Chapter 35 between Serbia and the EU.

Why the 11 German conditions, for the opening of Chapter 35 in the EU and Serbia negotiations, which are related to Kosovo, have become a major theme these days about which Ivica Dacic, Serbian Foreign Minister was talking about in all media? How is it related to the forthcoming round of negotiations between prime ministers of Serbia and Kosovo, on 21 April in Brussels?

Prime ministers of Serbia and Kosovo, Aleksandar Vucic and Isa Mustafa, are supposed to continue the dialogue in Brussels on 21 April, at the margins of the meeting of prime minster of Western Balkans with the officials of the European Union over investments in the infrastructure in this part of Europe, learned Danas. According to unofficial information Vucic and Mustafa should discuss energy, telecommunication and Association/Community of Serb municipalities.

Yesterday in the competent state institutions of Serbia nobody wanted to officially confirm whether the central warrant for the Kosovo Foreign Minister Hashim Thaci withdrawn or is in force. The Office of the War Crimes sent us to Interpol, and the Serbian Interior Ministry to the Ministry of Justice.

Pristina, Mitrovica, Belgrade - Whether we should expect after a series of incidents in northern Kosovo the spread of unrest and south of the river Ibar, bearing in mind that yesterday the opposition of the Kosovo Albanians, confirmed that on April 18, will protest on the streets, demanding social justice instead of the previously announced protest over the formation of community Serbian municipalities? Rada Trajkovic from the European Movement of Serbs in Kosovo and Goran Bogdanovic, former Minister for Kosovo and Metohija and deputy in the Parliament of Serbia, do not exclude such a scenari

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama until yesterday afternoon did not receive any protest notes and letters from Serbia and the international community on the occasion of his statements about a possible unification of Albania and Kosovo, if the EU does not start integration of Kosovo, briefly told Danas, Rama's political adviser Shkëlzen Maliqi.