Commenting on the significance of the Trilateral Commission, Dusan Proroković, executive director of the Centre for Strategic Alternatives said that globally there are at least fifty different theories related to the work of the Commission, but certainly it has a great importance in the world. “It is uncertain how the upcoming meeting will affect the situation in Serbia. However, some parallels with the Bilderberg Group meeting in Athens, can be drawn. Shortly after the meeting in Athens the Greece bankrupted.

Burning a house of Serbian returnees in village Drsnik, Klina was the latest in a series of everyday incidents in Kosovo, which followed after political scandal in the football game between teams of Serbia and Albania in Belgrade. Mostly returnees' houses south of the river are burned and slogans with threats written on their walls. The flag of Serbia was burned; Molotov cocktails and stones were thrown at the former building of the Municipal Assembly.

Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic confirmed arrival at the meeting of the European Group of the Trilateral Commission, which will be held in Belgrade from 31 October to 2 November. On the other side, Kosovo President Atifete Jahjaga still didn’t confirm participation, was stated from the Serbian ethnic group of this world organization. Except Jahjaga and Vucic, Ministers of the Government of Serbia, as well as other leaders from the region were invited. The meeting will be held in Belgrade's Hotel "Crown Plaza" according to the principle "behind closed doors".

Regional TV stations follow the attitude of the United Nations Belgrade – Kosovo will be not be an independent state for the new regional television N1, which is the exclusive partner of CNN for the region, told Danas Jugoslav Cosic, Director of the Program for Serbia of the new regional television , which will broadcast from Belgrade, Sarajevo and Zagreb. He said the new regional TV station will treat Kosovo as the United Nations. - N1 will formally follow the UN, according to which Kosovo is not an independent state.

Prime Minister of Albania, Edi Rama will visit Serbia on 10 November, announced yesterday the Government of Serbia.

Political analyst Dusan Janjic reflected on the visit of the Prime Minister of Albania Edi Rama to Belgrade and assessed that there is no dilemma about it – his visit is a part of an earlier agreement between Serbia and Albania, sponsored by the US and EU.

Belgrade - Kosovo President Atifete Jahjaga was invited to a meeting of the European Group of the Trilateral Commission, on the 1^st of November, which will be held in Belgrade from 31 October to 2 November, said Arber Vllahiu to Danas, advisor of the Kosovo President. He, however, refused to say to Danas who also will attend this meeting, and what topics will be discussed.

Albania supports Kosovo's independence, but does not consider the option of so-called "Greater Albania," says Remzi Lani, executive director of the Albanian Media Institute. - No political party in Albania stands for something like that.

 Serbia's OSCE chairmanship next year will be "a great opportunity to take on a role and mediate in negotiations in order to smooth EU-Russia relations."  "Serbia must use the opportunity so that an easy solution is found, so that NATO would not have to become involved in it," the Belgrade-based daily Danas is quoting Dušan Siđanski, a special adviser to the president of the European Commission, who was in Serbia for the Belgrade Security Forum. According to the newspaper, he added that it was "a big mistake" when Europe imposed sanctions on Russia - "because they represent sanctio