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Antic: “Internal dialogue” in order not to have dialogue (BETA, B92)

Member of People’s Party Political Board and historian, Cedomir Antic said that the so-called internal dialogue on Kosovo issue was launched in order not to have a real dialogue, Serbian media reported. Antic also added, that the government is trying to talk now when it has accepted the integration of the north of Kosovo under Pristina’s authority with the Brussels agreement. Antic, who spoke on Novi Sad Television, assessed that the Association of Serb Municipalities is not an example of autonomy in some territory and that the current government does not have a clear goal it wishes to achie

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SNS: Jeremic learned nothing from election debacle (Tanjug, B92)

Vice President of the Serbian Progressive Party Main Board, Milenko Jovanov reacted to the statements of Vuk Jeremic, related to the EU agreement and possible Kosovo entry to the UN, saying that “Jeremic apparently learnt nothing from the election debacle,” Tanjug news agency reported. “Does Jeremic think the people of Serbia do not know that during his term as the Tadic’s Foreign Minister, the independence of Kosovo has been recognized by 91 countries in the world?

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Jeremić: Government would sign agreement in 2018, Kosovo to enter UN (Kontakt plus radio, N1)

The leader of the Peoples’ Party, Vuk Jeremić said yesterday that results of the Government of Serbia related to Kosovo are devastating, Serbian media reported.

“They gave away one thing after another, they negotiated about nothing (they got nothing in return), and in 2018 they will get an agreement on the comprehensive normalization of relations with Kosovo to sign, that will contain a paragraph Serbia and Kosovo would not block each other in international institutions, and that directly leads towards Kosovo’s seat in the UN (...),” Jeremić  said.

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Jeremic: Democracy in the Balkans is under siege, and the West is looking away (The Washington Post)

Events in the Western Balkans twice cast a long shadow across Europe in the past century — first in 1914 and then in the 1990s. Both times, the forces unleashed by the carnage could not be contained within the existing international order. And in both instances, proffered solutions failed to resolve the underlying tensions that brought about the conflicts in the first place. Located at the midpoint between Berlin and Istanbul, the Western Balkans is the most direct physical link between Europe and the Middle East.

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