Serbian gendarmerie prevented today another attempt of wood stilling along the administrative line with Kosovo. In the area of the village Vasiljevac in Kursumlija Municipality Serbian gendarmerie spotted a group of wood thieves who escaped after gendarmes fired several shots in the air, Tanjug learned in the Ministry of Interior (MUP) of Serbia.

It could be heard, unofficially, that the reason behind the Serbian Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic’s anger with regard to new conditions set to Serbia related to its pre-accession talks with the EU is that European Union High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Federica Mogherini, during her recent visit to Belgrade actually presented Germany’s conditions as additional ones for opening the chapter 35, which refers to Kosovo. Berlin’s conditions for opening chapter 35 are: 1)    Statute of the Association/Community of Serb munic

Professor of the Constitutional Law Riza Smaka argues that status of Montenegrins in Kosovo is unacceptable, since they do not exist as a community in the Kosovo Constitution. In the RTK morning TV show “Morning with Montenegrins” Smaka said that the fact that Montenegrins are not mentioned as a community by Kosovo Constitution is unacceptable and not right, and that this can’t be justified. “That omission in the Kosovo Constitution has to be corrected in an adequate manner, and by doing so Montenegrin community will be adequately presented in the Kosovo parli

Belgrade is against unilateral moves of the Kosovo government, not against a plan that envisages millions of investments, says Mayor of Štrpce/Shtërpcë, Bratislav Nikolic, following the signing of the agreement between Kosovo government and French-Andorran business consortium for a concession deal over the Ski Center Brezovica for a period of 99 years. “One of three main worries of Štrpce residents was related to expropriation of land owned by Serbs,” said Nikolic to Vesti and added that he conditioned the agreement requesting that expropriation is exempted fro

the Director of the Serbian Government Office for Kosovo and Metohija Marko Đurić will take part today at the meeting of chambers of commerce of Serbia and Kosovo in Rome, which will be held under the auspices of the Euro-chamber. At the meeting they will discuss possibility of normalization of postal and rail traffic, and opening of Belgrade-Pristina airline. The meeting will be an opportunity to talk about the organization of gathering of entrepreneurs that is due to take place in Pristina or Gračanica/Graçanicë on 9 May, and other issues that are important