Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic announced that among the topics of the next round of dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina in January, will be the decision of the Kosovo Constitutional Court on the Community/Association of Serbian Municipalities, which he would not comment.

Nobody in the EU currently knows how the famous legally binding agreement between "Serbia and Kosovo" will look like. Head of the Serbian negotiating team in the process of EU integration Tanja Miscevic says: “Neither the EU, nor Belgrade so far defined what would be the end of the dialogue. Agreement on comprehensive normalization will depend on the course of dialogue. What falls under the “comprehensive” depends from the dialogue, and does not depend on EU talks for membership.”

Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija Marko Djuric said that status and property of the Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) should be discussed in the next round of dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina.

According to him, the theme will be the participation of Serbs in Pristina institutions in the guaranteed percentage, as well as the airline flight Belgrade - Pristina.

Director of the Serbian government's Office for Kosovo-Metohija Marko Djuric will meet with officials of the EU and representatives of Pristina in Brussels. He will discuss about implementation of the agreements reached in the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina and about topics that would be opened in the continuation of the process.

Brussels has asked Zagreb to provide an urgent explanation of its decision to close the border crossings with Serbia for trucks.

A spokesperson for EU foreign policy chief told a press conference on Friday that the request was sent "in the context of an investigation of the legal service of the European Commission."

A new round of Kosovo dialogue at the level of prime ministers resumes in Brussels on Tuesday with the mediation of the EU.

One of the main topics of discussion will be the formation of the Community of Serb Municipalities (ZSO) in Kosovo.

As announced by EU's external service, the two sides will seek to finalize agreements on the ZSO, energy, telecom, and will also discuss freedom of movement on a bridge in Mitrovica.

Director of the Serbian government Office for Kosovo-Metohija (KiM) Marko Djuric said today that Serbs in Kosovo and throughout Serbia expect leader of the Citizens' Initiative  'Freedom, Democracy, Justice' Oliver Ivanovic to be released on August 26, when his detention sentence is due to expire.

Ivanovic is tried before the Mitrovica Basic Court for the criminal act of war crime against civilians.

Is the wish of Hashim Thaqi to again become Kosovo Prime Minister maybe the main reason why last Brussels round of talks didn’t result in agreement between Belgrade and Pristina? Will the establishment of the Special Court for crimes committed by KLA (whose leader was Thaqi) be a trigger to terminate the coalition with Prime Minister Isa Mustafa and result in the new elections?

According to earlier announcements, the two prime ministers, Aleksandar Vucic and Isa Mustafa, with the mediation of the EU High Representative for Foreign and Security Policy Federica Mogherini, yesterday in Brussels have continued discussions on energy, telecommunications, Community/Association of Serbian municipalities, and "Peace Park" in the northern Mitrovica. A spokeswoman for EU High Representative, Maja Kocijancic told B92 that "the prime ministers of Serbia and Kosovo at the previous meeting made good progress, and now in progress is work on finalizing the deal."

The Kosovo government announced that the official Belgrade and Pristina reached an agreement on the mutual recognition of certificates of medications, after the notification which both parties gave to the European Union, on accepting the agreement. This agreement for Kosovo side means that drugs that are sent from Serbia to Kosovo, now enter "legally on the market of Kosovo", but also that Kosovo "is allowed" to export products to the Serbian market.