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Trump’s man about Kosovo and Metohija: Germany has red lines, US does not (B92, Radio Free Europe)

I would say Germany drew the red line how far it would go in resolving the relations between Serbia and Kosovo, while the USA has not, US Senator and Chair of the Committee for Homeland Security, Ron Johnson said in an interview for Radio Free Europe (RFE). He added, the US stance is consistent when it comes to the possible change of borders between Kosovo and Serbia, and it is that the solution must come from the sides in dispute.

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Dacic: Russian stance on Kosovo does not differ from Serbian stance (Tanjug)

Serbian Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic told Tanjug news agency, Russian stance on Kosovo and Metohija is not contradictory to what Serbia is doing. “Their position is same as ours, and it is preservation of territorial integrity of Serbia and non-recognition of Pristina’s unilateral acts.

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Thaci: Final deal to include mutual recognition (BETA, B92)

Hashim Thaci says a final agreement with Belgrade would include mutual recognition, and "Kosovo's Membership in EU, NATO, and the UN. In an interview with Beta, the Kosovo president said that the outcome of a final and binding agreement on the normalization of relations between Kosovo and Serbia would be mutual recognition, Kosovo's membership in the EU, NATO and the UN and Serbia's progress on its EU path. Speaking about a meeting with the U.S. president's envoy, Senator Ron Johnson, Thaci said Washington fully backed the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue. "The U.S.

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Kljajic: The performance in Kosovo, journalists as collateral damage (FoNet, N1, Danas)

During the visit of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic to Kosovo, journalists passed the worst, as three press teams from Serbia were the target of the attacks, that is, the incidents, writes Belgrade based daily Danas and quotes the statement by Deutsche Welle (DW) journalist, Sanja Kljajic, who said that it all seemed like journalists were accounted for in advance as collateral damage.

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Vucic: No solution without US, Germany, and Russia (BETA, Tanjug, B92)

President Aleksandar Vucic met on Monday in Belgrade with Ron Johnson, a US Senator who chairs the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee. The president said that he also talked with the US senator about the improvement of bilateral cooperation between Serbia and the United States, and informed him and the situation in Kosovo. Responding to journalists' questions about reaching an agreement between Belgrade and Pristina, Vucic said: "I do not think there is a solution either without the United States, or without Germany or Russia.

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PM Brnabic: Compromise for Kosovo "for sake of future generations" (Tanjug, B92)

Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic spoke yesterday in Belgrade with US Senator and the Chair of the US Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee Ron Johnson. According to the Serbian Government, they spoke about "a European future of Serbia, the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina and regional stability." Brnabic "expressed her gratitude to Johnson for a constructive US approach to finding a lasting and sustainable solution for Kosovo and Metohija, through the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina." A frozen conflict is not a good solution, she said and underlined that

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Vucic: Responsible criticism, not glorification of Milosevic (RTS)

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic told RTS what he said about Slobodan Milosevic in Mitrovica North on Sunday was not glorification, but a serious and responsible criticism of politics we have conducted at that time. Vucic, added that many falsified his statement, in which he said, “Milosevic had the biggest support, he was a great leader, but the results of his rule for the Serbs were very bad.” Vucic also said “many pretended they did not hear” what he said in fact, leaving the second part of the statement out. “I spoke mostly about the Serbs, our illusions, mistakes and our road towards

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Vucic's Kosovo speech sparks reactions in Bosnia (N1)

The speech Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic held over the weekend in Kosovo triggered fierce reactions among politicians in Bosnia and Herzegovina, who assessed it as “shameful” and “scandalous.”

During his two-day visit to Kosovo, Aleksandar Vucic addressed the Serb community inhabiting the Serb-dominated northern part of the divided town of Mitrovica.

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Serbian officials’ reactions to Vucic’s visit in Kosovo (Serbian media)

Serbian Minister of Interior, Nebojsa Stefanovic reacted to statement of the Kosovo Assembly Speaker, Kadri Veseli in regard to Vucic’s visit in Kosovo, Serbian media reported. It seems unbelievable that following the visit of President Vucic in Kosovo, where he delivered messages of peace only, Kadri Veseli says President Vucic in Gazivode uttered warmongering statements, Stefanovic said. Stefanovic also added he wonders if Kadri Veseli has an issue with hearing or translation, since there was not a single sentence, Vucic said in Gazivode, or anywhere else in Kosovo and Met

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