Serb returnees in village Žač in Istok/Istog Municipality in Kosovo and Metohija are left without electricity for seven days now. One of returnees in the village Žač Veljko Komatović said to Tanjug that today is the 7th day since they are left without electricity on last Tuesday, after the region suffered from the bad weather. “There is electricity in the entire region, even in our village, only 9 Serb houses which are supplied with electricity from a separate transformer, which had exploded, are left without it.

Talks about the ‘Park of Peace” and flower pots at the bridge in Kosovska Mitrovica will continue in Brussels in September, stated Head of the Serbian government’s Office for Kosovo and Metohija Marko Đurić. Đurić said to B92 that contrary to Edita Tahiri’s claims with regard to ‘Park of Peace’, everything will remains as it is until September. “The bridge is important because it prevents anyone from speeding up with a vehicle toward the main street in Northern Mitrovica.

PRIŠTINA -- According to a Beta news agency report, Kosovo Foreign Minister Enver Hoxhaj has decided to dismiss Priština's charge d'affaires in Montenegro.

Xhafer Ahmeti will leave Podgorica after the comments he made about former Albanian Prime Minister Sali Berisha. According to the report, Ahmeti took to his Facebook account and posted that Berisha is a "psychopath," at the same time wondering how it was possible that "the people of Kosovo respected him so much."

BELGRADE -- EU mission in Kosovo, EULEX, Prosecutor Clint Williamson says his team has not yet found enough evidence to raise an indictment for organ trafficking in Kosovo. Speaking in Brussels on Tuesday, the American prosecutor said organ trafficking continues to be a focus of the investigation and that his team has not ruled out that indictments would be raised later but that this is "not possible now." "There was not enough evidence, but that does not mean there will not be," he said.

BELGRADE -- A community of Serb municipalities in Kosovo is entering a phase where its "fundamental establishment should finally begin," says Marko Đurić.

BELGRADE -- Serbia opted to participate in the Kosovo authorities and take on responsibility and expects Serbs to be given ministerial posts, says Marko Đurić.