A meeting between Kosovo Serbs and Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic, which was postponed several times, was held in Belgrade on Tuesday. Representatives of the Serbian List which won the most votes in the recent Kosovo elections and municipal presidents spoke with Vucic about the future unified position. Still, the prime minister didn’t, as expected, stand with them while Marko Djuric told the media about what was discussed at the meeting.

President of the Independent Liberal Party (SLS), Slobodan Petrovic said that after the Central Election Commission (CEC) publishes the official results, the Serbian List will request interpretation of the law related to the MPs’ mandates. As he stated, it remained unclear whether it is necessary to cross the threshold of 5 percent, in order to get additional mandates.  "We will appeal.

Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said today that until Monday he will meet with representatives of the Serbian List, adding that it turned out that it was good that the Serbian government urged Kosovo Serbs to vote on June 8. Vucic said at the press conference that until Monday he will meet with them. - By it you see that it was a smart call that we made before the election, because it is becoming increasingly clear that the Serbian deputies will be a decisive factor - Vucic said in response to reporters' questions in the Government of Serbia. A few days ago the leader of the Serbian

Analyst Predrag Simic, said that during the visit of Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic to the Berlin and talks with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, the Government of Serbia has received significant support from Germany, which proved as a predictable partner.  "The visit has brought what was expected; the support of the Germany if Serbia abides to the Schockenhoff’s seven points and continuation of reforms. With that, the Government of Serbia has received support in one very important moment, which will certainly mean a lot.

Bernd Hiteman: Belgrade has gained in importance during the Ukrainian crisis Bodo Weber: Germany waiting Vucic to fulfil promises Berlin, Belgrade - Today's visit of Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic to Berlin is very important, given the fact that it comes at the invitation of German Chancellor Angela Merkel for the first time since he took the office, assessed for Danas experts for the Western Balkans in Berlin. According to our respondents, the need to boost ties between the two countries was particularly evident after the outbreak of the crisis in Ukraine, as well as in the contex

Further Serbia's path towards the EU will be a central topic of discussion of Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic in Berlin, estimated Predrag Simic, professor of Faculty of Political Sciences in Belgrade, who does not expect the country to be exposed to any new conditions. - As I know, Germany at the moment from Serbia expects only to stick to the obligations of eight points that Berlin as a request made two years ago.

VIENNA - Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic has noted that Serbia is a pillar of stability in the region and that the country is doing its best when it comes to the negotiation process with Pristina. In an interview to Vienna-based daily Der Standard ahead of his Wednesday visit to Austria, Vucic said that after the agreement was signed in April last year, much has been implemented, and that recently a final, very important agreement on the judiciary was reached. Concerning the forthcoming parliamentary elections in Kosovo-Metohija, Vucic said that there is no doubt that Serbia has neve

Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic has called on Kosovo Serbs today to participate in the 8 June parliamentary elections in Kosovo and said that boycotting elections was not a wise choice. “We need to act responsibly and in line with our state interests.