Minister for Labor and Social Welfare Aleksandar Vulin stated yesterday that Serbian government and the Ministry of Labor are working on reducing number of socially vulnerable in Kosovo and Metohija, and stressed that such policy will be pursued in order to preserve Serbian population in the southern province.
Kosovo is expected to place sanctions against Russia very soon, following in this manner the steps of the European Union. The Ministry of the Foreign Affairs has already coordinated and analyzed the possibility for sanctions to Russia.
International relations professors also stressed that even though with limited capacities, Kosovo should follow the policies of the European Union and place sanctions on Russia.
The Serbian List will request the postponement of the continuation of the constitutive session of Kosovo Assembly, which is due on Friday, said Marko Djuric, Director of the Serbian government’s Office for Kosovo and Metohija. “We want the Serbian List to participate in the (Kosovo) government which should be oriented toward the dialogue (with Belgrade),” Djuric said to journalist at the Palace of Serbia after the meeting with the delegation of the Committee for Enlargement of the European Council (CEOLA), and added that such government would have support of Be
Serbian Minister for Labor and Social Welfare Aleksandar Vulin, today will meet in Štrpce/Shtëjrpcë representatives of unions and directors of social centers. Vulin will take part in the meeting of the Presidency of the Union of Employees of the Social Welfare of the Republic of Serbia and directors of social centers from the territory of the Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija, who will discuss the actual situation in the area of social welfare in the Republic of Serbia, reads the statement released by the Ministry. Vulin will use the opportunity to me
As announced earlier, the Coalition Block signed today at 13:00 hours at the Assembly of Kosovo, an agreement for co-governance with Vetevendosje Movement.
The agreement was signed after two months of negotiations between the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK), and Initiative for Kosovo (NISMA), with the Vetevendosje Movement.
The Director of the Serbian government’s Office for Kosovo and Metohija Marko Djuric will pay a visit today to a cooperative ‘Zubin Potok’ in Zubin Potok, reads the statement from the Office. Djuric will meet the leadership of the cooperative and discuss further assistance to cooperative in order to enhance its so far successful operation in a difficult economic conditions and surrounding. The cooperative ‘Zubin Potok’ has been operating without interruption from the time when it was established – before the WWII. The cooperative, which has 51 employees,
Hundreds of fighters from Kosovo have departed to Iraq and Syria. Dozens of fundamentalist have been arrested and 16 have died. One suicide bomber has blown up himself in Baghdad. One of the ISIS leaders has posted pictures on social networks of beheading of someone’s head. Six years after declaration of independence, Kosovo has turned into a fertile soil for terrorists, writes Italian l’Espresso. The last one was arrested last week at Tirana’s airport.
Belgrade is strengthening its activities aiming at preventing new recognitions of Kosovo. Our delegation at UN will have meetings with around 30 world dignitaries between 21 and 27 September. Belgrade has prepared a comprehensive diplomatic activity as the ‘counter-attack’ to Pristina’s plans to provide new recognitions of independence.