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Austrian vice-chancellor: Kosovo undoubtedly part of Serbia (B92, Beta, Tanjug, Politika, RTS)

Kosovo is without a doubt a part of Serbia, says Austrian Vice-Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache.

In an interview for Belgrade-based daily Politika ahead of his visit to Serbia, Strache said it would be desirable if northern Kosovo had the right to "self-determination or autonomy" - and that it would be wrong to pressure Belgrade to recognize Kosovo.

"I think that recognition of Kosovo a matter for Serbia alone. To pressure on the country because of that would be wrong," he said.

Citizens part of bureaucratic chaos because of passports (Kontakt plus radio, Radio KIM) 

Conference “Kosovo: Zone of special passports,” organized in Mitrovica North yesterday focused on the issues holders of the Serbian passports issued by the Coordination Centre face in Kosovo, Radio KIM reports.

The Serbian Coordination Centre passports have been issued since August 2009 for the citizens of Serbia living in the territory of Kosovo, and these passports are not part of the Serbia’s visa liberalization process.

Spain’s stance on Kosovo remains (Politika, N1)

Spain’s stance that Kosovo cannot be part of the Western Balkans enlargement process remains, the Embassy of Spain to Serbia told Politika daily.

Asked, if it means that the EU enlargement strategy for the Western Balkans would be adopted without consent from Madrid, the daily was told that Spain does not take part in adopting the strategy. The Embassy added, it is a document of the European Commission that would be presented today and “then a debate would follow,” Serbian media reported.