Assembly of the Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija has forwarded a letter to the Serbian Prime Minister, Aleksandar Vucic, requesting that one of the topics that should be discussed in Brussels is ‘sustainable return of displaced and repossession of usurped Serbian property’. In the letter representatives of the organization also requested termination of the Brussels Agreement and reminded that one of the main tasks set by the UNSC Resolution 1244 is safe and free return of 250.000 displaced Serbs and other non-Albanians.

MP in the Kosovo Assembly, member of the Democratic League of Kosovo, Arben Gashi, requested words ‘Kosovo and Metohija’ not to be used by Serbian MPs in the Kosovo Assembly, carried Kosovapress. Gashi requested from the Assembly speaker Kadri Veseli to interrupt Serb MPs if they would use words ‘Kosovo and Metohija’ in the course of their address in the parliament. At his Facebook profile he also asked for disciplinary measures to be taken against MPs if using ‘unconstitutional’ terms in the parliament such as ‘Kosovo and Metohija’.

Serbian Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic said that Pristina authorities wish to throw UNMIK out of Kosovo, because they think that UN should not be present there and added that they also wish to reduce number of United Nations Security Council’s sessions on Kosovo.

BRUSSELS -- Germany "is not hindering Serbia on its European integration path but it still insists on respect of fundamental enlargement process principles."

Dismissal of Aleksandar Jablanović comes as a result of dissatisfaction of the opposition and of a part of society with the political situation in Kosovo, following parliamentary elections, claims the only MP in the Kosovo Assembly from the ranks of the Progressive Democratic Party (PDS), Nenad Rašić. Rašić stressed that situation has culminated after Jablanovic’s statement, which offended mothers of Đakovice/Gjakovë and Self-Determination Movement. ‘Did he deserve it, I think not, after he apologized, but politics is sometimes cruel,” explained Rašić.

Authorities in Pristina will request war reparations from Belgrade, shares of Kosovo enterprises that used to have branches in the Serbia proper and distribution of military premises and embassies of the former SFRY, Novosti learned unofficially. Those requests, along with the issue of membership in international organizations, will be placed at the Brussels’ table by Kosovo Albanians in the course of continued dialogue, what could practically put talks in an impasse, because even starting discussion over these topics would practically mean recognition of indep