Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic says now is the right time internationally to make progress in resolving the Kosovo issue.

Majority of actions that Pristina can conduct against Trepca-North have already been experienced. Director Jovan Dimkic thinks the goal is to economically destroy the model according to which “Trepca” operates. He does not expect, however, physical violence, RTS reports. Legal expert Dr. Dusko Celic opined that the international arbitration can be a solution if the shareholders file a complaint.

Commenting on a statement of British Ambassador to UN, Karen Pierce, who at the latest UNSC session on Kosovo said that “Pristina has a right to have an army,” Russian Embassy in London reacted assessing that the Great Britain and other Western states ignore the threat that forming of the so-called Kosovo army could represent to the Serbian population in Kosovo and Metohija. The Russian Embassy in a statement underlined that a possibility of forming so-called Kosovo army represents a direct threat against the Serbs who live in Kosovo and would drastically increase the potentional for a new so

Marko Vulovic, manager of Gazivode lake does not exclude possibility Albanians might think to take over Gazivode by force, warning that this could have unprecedented consequences to the both sides. He noted Gazivode management is in a permanent contact with the Serbian state, in order to make a preventive decision to stop “such mad ideas.” “Of course, we are ready for the worst-case scenario, however, I sincerely hope it will not happen, and everything would be resolved in a normal manner, through negotiations,” Vulovic said, adding that it is in the interests of the both, Serbs and Albanian

Serbian Government Office for Kosovo and Metohija Deputy Director, Dusan Kozarev visited Gracanica municipality and discussed with its mayor Srdjan Popovic about implementation of the projects in this area to be financed by the Serbian Government, RTS reports. According to Kozarev, Gracanica municipality has reasons to be optimistic since capital investments would follow and potential of this place would start to develop.

First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic met on Thursday in New York with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres. The meeting took place on the eve of a meeting of the United Nations Security Council dedicated to Guterres' regular report on the work of UNMIK, the UN Mission in Kosovo, the Serbian Government said. Dacic informed the UN Secretary-General about the current situation in Kosovo and Metohija, especially in the context of a series of unilateral moves

Another discussion on the UN Secretary-General's quarterly report on the situation in Kosovo and Metohija has been held at the United Nations Security Council.

First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic said late on Thursday, Feb.

President Aleksandar Vucic said on Friday that without talks, there is no solution to the Kosovo issue.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said he does not recognize borders of independent Kosovo and that Serbs need peace with Albanians, Tanjug news agency reports.