Margarita Simonan – Yesterday Kosovo, today China and Russia (Sputnjik)
The media are able to change entire destinies of people, heads of states, sometimes borders, and Kosovo is the best example of it.
Vecernje Novosti: Vucic, Putin talk about threats coming from Albanians (B92)
Attempts to create a "Greater Albania" have been a topic of conversation as Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic met with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The daily Vecernje Novosti is reporting this, adding that they met in Beijing and spoke about the political situation in the region.
Djuric and Chinese ambassador consider creation of Kosovo’s Army to be dangerous (lajmi.net)
The Director of the Office for Kosovo at the government of Serbia, Marko Djuric, met today with the Chinese Ambassador to Serbia, Li Manchang.
During the meeting they discussed the dialogue between Pristina and Belgrade, and they especially stressed “the danger from the creation of the army of Kosovo.”
They both stressed the importance of friendly cooperation and development of political relations between Serbia and China.
Kosovo seeks new int’l precedent with dial code demand (InSerbia)
BELGRADE – As Belgrade and Pristina resume talks to normalize their relations, the latter’s request for its own telephone code present a problematic precedent for China and other countries across the world, Dusan Prorokovic, former state secretary in Serbia’s Ministry for Kosovo and Metohija, told Sputnik Serbia on Tuesday.
Chinese ambassador: Solution for Kosovo under Resolution 1244 (Tanjug)
China's official position is that the issue of Kosovo needs to be solved pursuant to UN Security Council Resolution 1244, Chinese Ambassador to Serbia Li Manchang said in Jagodina on Wednesday.
The Resolution precisely states what Kosovo's status is and that Kosovo is an integral part of Serbia and, in that sense, Serbia has our full support, said Ambassador Li, who is visiting Jagodina on Wednesday.
Speaking at a press conference, he reminded that China has not recognised Kosovo.
Kosovo does not participate in the meeting 16 + 1 (Danas)
Belgrade - Although from the signing of the Brussels Treaty (April 2013) the Government of Serbia has a liberal attitude on the participation of the self-proclaimed state of Kosovo in international conferences, Pristina has no representatives among the participants of the Third Summit of Heads of Government of China and the countries of Central and Eastern Europe, held in Belgrade.
The organizers of the summit, China and its European host Serbia officially have not recognized Kosovo's independence, although Beijing after the agreement between Belgrade and Pristina on freedom of movement, acce