Serb European Movement in Kosovo and Metohija Chair Rada Trajkovic has said the President Aleksandar Vucic is slowing down the investigation into the murder of Oliver Ivanovic by "providing abolition to Milan Radoicic," who is suspected by Kosovo prosecution of being involved in this case.

President Aleksandar Vucic spoke today with political representatives of Serbs and the most important Serbian institutions in Kosovo and Metohija, RTS reports. We have prepared strong measures of limited character as a response to Pristina’s behavior, however we would wait for the meeting in Paris, Vucic told RTS, after the meeting. “We have prepared the measures. We would take care they do not affect the Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija, and that is why they are limited; however, they are very strong and sharp.

Serbian Government Office for Kosovo and Metohija Director, Marko Djuric said there would be serious talks regarding eventual countermeasures against Pristina. Djuric noted all steps of the Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and the government would be made by taking into consideration stance of the Serbs from Kosovo and Metohija. “We would seek an angle that would be the best for us, taking into consideration that a summit in Paris awaits us in a month’s time.

Srpska Lista, whose candidates won mayoral elections in the four northern Kosovo municipalities was fined in total EUR 6000 for the three electoral posters, Tanjug news agency reported. Srpska Lisa was fined for breaching the rules in electoral campaign as it placed the posters and leaflets on the places not foreseen for that, including public roads, electric poles and lampposts, RTK 2 said.  

Serbian Government Office for Kosovo and Metohija Director Marko Djuric said on Monday that President Aleksandar Vucic would meet with officials of Srpska Lista and heads of all Serbian institutions in Kosovo on Friday to discuss the next steps following the elections for mayors in four Serb-majority municipalities in northern Kosovo, TV N1 reports. “Those steps will be agreed by the newly-elected representatives of the Serb people and representatives of the institutions of the Republic of Serbia.

Srpska Lista and Serbian officials reacted to the election victory in the four northern Kosovo municipalities by saying it is a victory of the Serbian people in Kosovo and Metohija and an important step in a struggle for the Serbian state and national interests, media report on Monday. Goran Rakic, a mayoral candidate in Mitrovica North while declaring the victory said, “it was a victory of the Serbian people.” He noted “a call for the boycott by the opposition that wanted to push Serbian people into the hands of Pristina has failed.” Rakic thanked the Serbian state, Marko Dj

Government Office for Kosovo and Metohija Assistant Director Petar Petkovic and Srpska Lista (SL) mayoral candidate in Mitrovica North Goran Rakic said yesterday the upcoming elections for mayors in four northern municipalities represent a referendum for the survival and remain of the Serb people in Kosovo, RTS reported. “This victory is needed to prove that the determination of the Serb people to defend their dignity is unbreakable (…),” Rakic told TV Most.

Serb National Movement Fatherland once again called for the boycott of the upcoming mayoral elections in the four northern municipalities, claiming that “the current regime of Aleksandar Vucic forces citizens” to take part in elections, KoSSev portal reported. Fatherland Movement said in a statement all those employed in remaining Serbian public institutions (health care and education) along with their family members are obliged to take part in elections and vote for Srpska Lista. The Movement also said the claims that “Albanians would take over the power in Serbian municipalities” if the Se

Srpska Lista (SL) has issued a statement on Tuesday related to elections in the north and Serbian opposition Alliance for Serbia (SzS) and “1 out of 5 million” Movement, TV Most reports. SL said the SzS and the Movement supported “Thaci’s and Veseli’s candidate Gonxhe Çaushi against the Serb candidate in the elections for the mayor of Mitrovica North.” “Although we are aware of the anti-Serbian acts of the representatives of the Alliance for Serbia, which we, in Kosovo and Metohija, have experienced the most on our skin while they were in power, the latest such action by members of SzS and t

Srpska Lista member, Slavko Simic told RTS that the draft resolution proposal by which Pristina accuses Serbia of genocide is an act against the dialogue and normalization of relations. The absence of reaction from the international community, Simic perceives as a sort of support to Pristina, adding no one wishes to build better relations between Serbs and Albanians. “Their plan is rather clear. After Kosovo Assembly approves the draft resolution, MPs would most probably launch an initiative to adopt a certain law in order to enable mechanisms that would make this resolution alive.