Serbian opposition parties Dveri and It is Enough Movement requested an extraordinary Assembly session dedicated to “international pressure upon state bodies of the Republic of Serbia related to negotiations and the situation in Kosovo and Metohija,” KoSSev portal reported.   They requested the presence of the Serbian Prime Minister, Ana Branbic, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ivica Dacic, Minister of Interior, Nebojsa Stefanovic and Serbian Government Office for Kosovo Director, Marko Djuric to respond to the questions from MPs. Presence of the Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic was also required as “he actively participates in negotiations on the future of Kosovo and Metohija.” “Every day, both the Government of Serbia and the President are commenting on the topic of Kosovo and Metohija in the media, while only National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia is not having sessions and the highest body of the Republic is the one that does not consider the most important and the most actual national issue today,” Bosko Obradovic, leader of Dveri told the media, adding that “internal dialogue on Kosovo is fake,” KoSSev portal reported. Sasa Radulovic leader of It is Enough Movement said he agrees that negotiations for a historic reconciliation between Serbs and Albanians are needed, but topics should be different. “We have to start from property rights, both that of legal bodies and private individuals, Trepca is an excellent example and its shareholders, then Church and after to talk about cultural heritage that is critically important to Serbia, to talk about all these issues, but based on existing contracts and rights,” Radulovic said. “Contracts and rights, in particular property rights are civilizational values and any other talks about anything else, at this moment simply should not be the topic,” he added, KoSSev portal reported.