Minister for Labor and Social Welfare in the Serbian government and former minister in charge for Kosovo and Metohija Aleksandar Vulin said to RTK2 in Gračanica/Graçanicë that he expects future representatives of Serbs in Kosovo Assembly to be responsible and to justify huge trust they received. Asked to comment on number of seats received by the Serbian List on recently held parliamentary elections, Vulin said: “The concept is totally unclear to me, which says that number of those who vote is irrelevant.

Shipments of medicine for health centers in southern Kosovo were confiscated several times in last couple years at administrative crossings, because they were not accompanied with relevant permits issued by the Kosovo Ministry of Health. Situation in Štrpce/Shtërpcë seems to be worse than ever. “The last shipment of medicine dates 5 December 2013. That shipment was meant to cover six months, thus almost no medicine is left in pharmacies and we don’t know when the next shipment will take place.

In Albanians’ efforts to breakthrough in the south as of 1999, two Serbs died and around 300 were injured.

BELGRADE -- Belgrade continues to financially help Serbs in Kosovo, but that support should go to development, rather that serve to "pay them to stay (in Kosovo)."

As soon as Serbs removed the concrete barricades above the Ibar/Ibër River, three years after they erected them, and built the ‘Park of Peace’, Albanians have jumped into the ‘street war’ against the decorative conifers because they can’t remain indifferent toward such ‘provocation’. In a famous sketch of the Sarajevo’s ‘Surrealists’ (humorous program broadcasted in former Yugoslavia) in late eighties, the news anchor Dr. Karajlic dramatically reported that situation in the state is alarming since there is a huge danger from the eruption of peace.

The outgoing Prime Minister of Kosovo, Hashim Thaçi, met on Wednesday with a delegation of NATO Parliamentary Assembly, headed by the President of this Assembly, Hugh Bayley.

The Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) assessed yesterday that request of the Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic that Serbs should enter Kosovo government, presents the newest manner of hiding the responsibility for the surrender of southern Serbian province to Albanians. The DSS argues that by entering into governing coalition, Serbian MPs, who, following elections represent vast minority of Kosovo Serbs, would dig themselves the grave to Serbian statehood in Kosovo and Metohija. The DSS went on to say that there are Serbs in the province who are keen to carry out