Brussels dialogue will not be resumed until June. However, that will not slow down European integration of Serbia. The dialogue was lost somewhere halfway between political crises in Pristina and forthcoming Serbian elections. Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić said that Serbia is ready to keep the word and respect the signed agreement, but it wants full implementation of the Brussels agreement, as soon as possible, without ultimatums from any side.

The bus of Transport Company ‘Kolasin Prevoz’ was stoned yesterday at the entrance of Gorazdevac. There were no injured people, but the bus is damaged. As reported by radio Gorazdevac, incident occurred yesterday around noon. In the bus were about 50 supporters of Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) on the way to Zubin Potok, where they planned to join rally.  The bus driver confirmed that he saw two people who stoned the bus, stating that he couldn’t recognize who it was. The case was not reported to the Police.

Kosovo Deputy Prime Minister Branimir Stojanovic says that he expects much greater involvement of the international community in order to implement all the agreed from Brussels. Stojanovic was a guest in the show "Dogovor" (Agreement), broadcasted on the independent Serbian television network in Kosovo and B92 Info channel.

Srecko Milacic, Rector of the University of Pristina (relocated in Mitrovica), has called on Marko Djuric "to act in accordance with the policy of the Government and Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic."

Rector of the University asks for an urgent meeting with Prime Minister Vucic, because he "has trust in him only."

"On the occasion of speculation and false rumours related to the University of Pristina in Kosovska Mitrovica, which were unsigned and released through certain media in Pristina, the Office for KiM announces the following:

Three middle-aged Albanians, on Saturday evening, half an hour after midnight, attacked the house of Stanojevic family from the village Berivojce, the municipality of Kamenica/Kamenice.

The incident occurred when Negovan Stanojevic escorted his guests.

"Guests of the Albanian cafe attacked me when I approached them to ask to move their vehicles, which have been parked without permission in front of my gate," said Stanojevic to the RTV Puls.

Pristina authorities still do not allow the passage of trucks from Serbia, which transport hazardous materials (oil and gas) through the administrative crossings.

Kosovo authorities call such measures reciprocal, and the Serbian government says that Pristina is violating the CEFTA agreement and that they are in constant communication with Brussels on this issue. For now there is no progress in resolving the blockade which causes great damage.

Kosovo Ministry for Communities and Return each day receives complaints related to property rights of the displaced persons. However, Ministry is not able to solve these problems, because it is not in its mandate, said Minister Dalibor Jevtic to the representatives of the delegation of the Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration (BPRM). At a meeting with representatives of BPRM, Minister for Return stressed that it is very important that the law on property rights is well defined.

It was announced at at a meeting held in Pristina that the working group on finding durable solutions for return will try to find a way to facilitate financial or bureaucratic problems that displaced persons face in exercising their right to identity documents.

Director of the Serbian Government Office for Kosovo Marko Djuric said that the Association / Community of Serb Municipalities (A/CSM) will be formed and it will not divide people and territory. "Community is a guarantee of the survival of Serbs in Kosovo, and it will not take away the rights of anyone, neither will it decide the rights of others. A/CSM does not aim to divide people and territory, but to give more rights to the Serbs," said Djuric in an interview with TV Top Channel in Tirana.