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Tadic repeated his call to Vucic for TV duel on Kosovo (Danas)

“I still invite Aleksandar Vucic to accept a TV duel on public service RTS and enable citizens to hear a complete truth on the genesis of creation and resolution of the Kosovo issue,” former President of Serbia Boris Tadic said in a written statement, Danas daily reported.

Tadic also said he does not invite Aleksandar Vucic to a TV duel as representative of the opposition, but as a former President of Serbia.

Haradinaj warns Vucic, Pristina accused of "preparing war" (Tanjug)

Kosovo Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj says there will be "no partition of Kosovo or exchange of territories." Haradinaj wrote this on Facebook on Wednesday, adding that the Serb List - who decided to leave his government and form the Community of Serb Municipalities on their own unless Pristina does in by April 20 - should "return to the table and discuss common topics to the benefit of all citizens." "Ultimatum is the wrong approach, the only formula is the legitimate and constitutional

Office for KIM: Another five roundtables within internal dialogue (Radio Kosovska Mitrovcia)

“Within the framework of the internal dialogue on Kosovo, initiated by the President of Serbia, five more round tables will be held” Deputy Head of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, Dusan Kozarev told Beta news agency today. Kozarev added that the 26th roundtable organized by the Cultural Education Council took place yesterday. Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic announced last week that he would hold talks with the non-governmental sector on March 31, as well as with other national organizations to examine their views on the solution of the Kosovo issue, after which, he would co

Prosecution works on Djuric’s arrest case (Tanjug, Blic)

Serbian Prosecution for Organized Crime undertook all necessary actions within its authority in regards to the arrest of the Serbian Government Office for Kosovo Director, Marko Djuric, Tanjug news agency reported.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said following the National Security Council session on Monday that several criminal offenses were committed during Djuric’s arrest and that all who took part in it, including two persons of Serb nationality wearing uniforms, would be held responsible before the Serbian judiciary, Serbian media reported.