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Đurić: We seek conditions for a peaceful and safe life of Serbs (KIM radio, Dnevnik)

Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija says, in an interview with Dnevnik,  daily based in Novi Sad, that the goal of the Brussels-based dialogue is a new climate in the region.

This indicates that the Albanian side will no longer be able to push certain issues under the rug such as property.

Stojanovic: I expect forthcoming elections without problems (Dnevnik)

Kosovo Deputy Prime Minister, Branimir Stojanovic confirmed to Dnevnik that the upcoming elections for the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia will be held in Kosovo. It means that the elections will be organized in all Serbian areas in coordination and with the assistance of the OSCE and other relevant international organizations.

Janjic: The unification of Albania and Kosovo mission impossible (Dnevnik)

Statement by the Prime Minister of Albania, Edi Rama that Albania and Kosovo will unite "in a classical manner" or within the EU, was intended primarily for the internal public, said Dusan Janjic to Dnevnik, adding that such an attitude of Albanian Prime Minister can only strengthen the position of Serbia in dialogue with Pristina. "The Serbian leadership should address the situation in Serbia, to strengthen its position and there is no reason to draw attention on Rama and so raise his popularity.

Plan for the property in Kosovo (Dnevnik)

- The government has no plan for the property in Kosovo and Metohija - told Fonet president of the Serbian National Party Nenad Popovic, adding that the first step is to impose such an urgent issue in talks with representatives of the international community. Popovic points out that "we have to protect previous investments of the public enterprises in Kosovo, such as NIS, EPS, JAT, PTT, "Serbian Railways" and "Roads of Serbia".

Ivanovic: Government participation is in Serbs' interest (Tanjug,Vesti,Dnevnik,TV Most)

NOVI SAD - Oliver Ivanovic, leader of the Citizens' Initiative 'Freedom, Democracy, Justice“ (SDP) and the most famous prisoner in Kosovo-Metohija (KiM), said Sunday that the participation of KiM Serbs in the new government in Pristina, in full coordination with the Serbian government, could prove a far more efficient way to promote their vital interests. In an interview with Novi Sad-based daily Dnevnik, Ivanovic stressed that being a part of the Kosovo government would mean being informed about all the developments and having a chance to “suppress the most extremist ideas by taking a smart

Senic: Members of the Bundestag expect Kosovo to get seat in UN (Dnevnik)

- Members of the Parliamentary Board for European Integration received information on what was the content of discussions with representatives of the Bundestag, but requirements that are repeated during a meeting in Belgrade as a condition of further progress towards full membership in the EU will not be a separate item on the agenda of the forthcoming session - said for Dnevnik Board Chairman Alexander Senic, announcing a meeting of that body which will discuss quarterly report prepared by the office of the Minister without portfolio responsible for EU integration Jadranka Joksimovi

Janjic: Serbian List ready and to participate in the Kosovo government (Dnevnik)

There are plenty of issues that need to be finished or started in the two or three talks between Belgrade and Pristina, if there will be some in fall in Brussels, then should be expected to define it until the end of the chapter 35 concerning Kosovo. This means that there is a little chance that this year the chapter 35 will be open. The Minister in charge of EU says it is possible to open negotiations with the other chapter, maybe, but does not seem realistic to me given the "non paper" of Britain and Germany.

Simic: Visit to Berlin strengthens Vucic (Dnevnik)

Further Serbia's path towards the EU will be a central topic of discussion of Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic in Berlin, estimated Predrag Simic, professor of Faculty of Political Sciences in Belgrade, who does not expect the country to be exposed to any new conditions. - As I know, Germany at the moment from Serbia expects only to stick to the obligations of eight points that Berlin as a request made two years ago.

Serbian list jointly and in possible boycott (Dnevnik)

Kosovo's Central Election Commission did not respond to the alert of the Mayor of the northern Mitrovica and seven other Kosovo municipalities that, because of the new rules for determining the number of seats won, and to the detriment of the Serbian people and other non-Albanian communities, the elections scheduled on 8 June could be boycotted. Recall, the leaders of northern Mitrovica, Leposavic, Gracanica, Zvecan, Zubin Potok, Partes, Ranilug and Klokot assessed the CEC's decision, according to which a small number of seats for Serbs is associated with the abolition of the reserved seats,