The inhabitants of Kosovo with Kosovo passports can travel through border crossings in Serbia to Croatia, Hungary, Bulgaria and Macedonia, including the airport in Nis (Nikola Tesla); and they can use the airport since 22 September, it was announced by the office of Deputy Kosovo Prime Minister, Edita Tahiri. This agreement came into force day after the Kosovo and Serbian delegation in Brussels reached an agreement on visits of Kosovo and Serbian officials to be arranged from December 1 through the liaison officers in Belgrade and Pristina, instead through the intervention of EULEX.

"Decree on the particular mode of recognition of higher education documents and evaluation of study programs of universities in the Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija, which do not perform the activity according to the regulations of the Republic of Serbia (Official Gazette of RS, No.

Government Office for Kosovo Director Marko Đurić and Finnish Ambassador Pekka Orpana agreed Wednesday the Belgrade-Priština dialogue "needs to continue"  It should "facilitate the normalization of relations and help improve the quality of life of the citizens in Kosovo and Metohija," the office said in a statement. Đurić spoke to the ambassador of Finland and his deputy Outi Isotalo "about the current situation in the province and Belgrade’s expectations concerning the provincial government to be formed, as well as the implementation of agreements reached within the framework of the Br

"Brussels Agreement laid the foundation for the seizure of Kosovo and Metohija from the state of Serbia, and at the same time is one of the main foundations for creating a Greater Albania," believes provincial Committee of DSS (Democratic Party of Serbia). The statement of the Provincial Committee of the Democratic Party of Serbia reads that the arrival of two Kosovo ministers in Belgrade is another proof of recognition of Kosovo's independence. "Mandatory stars on the insignia during the meetings with the officials from Pristina are not mentioned any more.

Adoption of the Constitutional Law on Kosovo will most likely be on the agenda after Belgrade and Pristina resolve key outstanding issues, because that regulation will reflect the agreements reached in Brussels.

BELGRADE - Head of the EU Delegation to Serbia Michael Davenport said on Wednesday the EU expected full implementation of the Brussels agreement in the next year and a new momentum to the political talks between Belgrade and Pristina to come as soon as possible in order to achieve further progress in the normalisation of their relations. Significant effort has been invested to achieve the goal defined by the European Council as comperhensive normalisation, he told a news conference after the European Commission had presented its report on Serbia's progress. There are expectations that the ag

On September 4, in Brussels will be continued dialogue between Pristina and Belgrade on integrated border management. Political analyst Dusan Janjic believes that Belgrade and Pristina will have series of meetings, whose results will directly affect the European future of both sides. According to Janjic, one of the first topics of dialogue will be the issue of private and socially owned property in Kosovo. "There are topics that are not fully negotiated, and it must be done.