The prime ministers of Albania and Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic and Edi Rama, will be guests in sixty minutes show of the regional TV production "Okruzenje," which is broadcasted in five countries on 11 national and dozens of local television stations, as announced by this production, the RTS will broadcast the show on August 31. According to the press release, the show will be recorded in a studio in Vienna, during the second conference on the Western Balkans, reports FoNet.

Marko Djuric has said that the passing constitutional changes was only the first step towards the establishment of a Special Court for the crimes of the KLA.

Director of the Government Office for Cooperation with the media Milivoje Mihajlovic hopes that the visit of German Chancellor Angela Merkel to Belgrade will be in favour of good neighbourly relations in the region and good relations between Serbia and Germany. "The interest of Germany for the regional cooperation is huge and it will be the main topic.

Kosovo Deputy Prime Minister Branimir Stojanovic told U.S. Congressman Eliot Engel that Serbs in Kosovo insist on executive powers for the community of Serbian municipalities (ZSO) in the fields of education, economic development, health care and spatial planning. Stojanovic said to Engel, who is paying a multi-day visit to Kosovo, that this issue is of vital importance for the Serbs. According to Stojanovic, the U.S.

Pristina refused to agree on telecommunications and the Community/Association of Serbian municipalities. Serbia is ready to continue the negotiations, but so far there is no exact date for the resumption of dialogue in Brussels, Djuric notes. Marko Djuric, visiting the RTS, said that Pristina has not been interested to reach an agreement and that at one point it looked as if the talks would be suspended. "Indeed for three years, we have not seen such behaviour of Pristina. Complete lack of interest for the deal was apparent.

Delegation Belgrade and Pristina, headed by Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic and Isa Mustafa, met in Brussels for the second time in less than seven days in order to continue the dialogue on unresolved major issues.

The agreement on vehicle insurance signed in Brussels by representatives of Belgrade and Pristina will considerably facilitate the life of citizens in Kosovo, Director of the Serbian government Office for Kosovo-Metohija (KiM) Marko Djuric said. The agreement was signed late on Tuesday on the margins of the new round of the top-level dialogue which was resumed with EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Federica Mogherini as the mediator. Citizens will soon be able to cross the administrative line with Kosovo in both directions without any insurance fees, which posed

"They do not sit in the room physically, but I think there were several separate conversations with representatives of several states today, including the Americans, and their role in the political sense is very important," he said. The director of the Serbian Government's Office for Kosovo and Metohija made this statement when state broadcaster RTS asked about "American participation in negotiations in Brussels". A round of the Kosovo dialogue ended late on Tuesday with "progress made, but no agreements reached." According to Djuric, the Americans have much more influence in Pristina than

Professor of Political Sciences Ivo Viskovic said that finding solutions for the area of telecommunications, energy, ZSO and other open issues such as the Peace Park in northern Kosovska Mitrovica would be a great success. He pointed out that European officials are aware that Serbia is not the only player in these negotiations, but that Pristina "will be less scrutinized." "The prime minister said that ‘tango is for two persons.’ But I'm afraid that our behaviour will be observed through a microscope, while the behaviour of Pristina through the telescope.