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Serb representatives to boycott Brussels agreement? (Vecernje Novosti)

The Government against the announced radical measures, because they endanger interest of our people. Political representatives of Serbs from the northern Kosovo will decide today whether they will respond to the recent moves and pressures of EULEX with interruption of implementation of the Brussels agreement.

Vucic: I respect foreigners, but they will not make decisions about Serbia (Vecernje Novosti)

“Serbia reaffirmed its independence and sovereignty in decision-making by implementing its serious and responsible policy, and our job is to persevere, because that is the best for our citizens. Therefore, we will not change our position towards Russia and I am confident that it will not jeopardize our European road,” said Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic, who in recent months was exposed to the pressures of some Western countries to join the sanctions against the Kremlin. Whether our country can truly stand aside in the vortex of a new Cold War?

Aleksander Chepurin: Sanctions to Russia would harm Serbia! (Vecernje Novosti)

If Serbia would impose sanctions against Russia, it would “shot itself in the foot.” Such a decision could bring only "suicidal politician" because Serbia wouldn’t have any benefits from it, but only huge damage, says in an interview Aleksandar Chepurin, Russian Ambassador to Serbia. “The measures against Russia were introduced only by thirty countries out of the 193 UN member states, and none of them is member of the BRIKS. Most of your neighbours did not do so. However, those that did are faced with the Russian counter-sanctions and they realized what they had done.

UN: A house of justice needed for Serbian victims too (Vecernje Novosti)

A request of the United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon with regard to establishment of the special court for Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) crimes, until the beginning of 2015 at the latest, is of utmost importance, because such request presents the solidarity of the entire world in shedding the light on so far uninvestigated crimes, said Serbian deputy war crimes prosecutor Bruno Vekaric to Novosti.

Ceku creates army by the trick (Vecernje Novosti)

If Pristina announcements become a true, and Kosovo army will be formed through legal shortcuts in order to avoid the ramp of Serbian MPs, the political crisis in the province would only deepen. According to calculations stipulated by the Kosovo constitution, the votes of Serbian MPs are necessary for the formation of the army and because of that, the outgoing Minister of Security Forces Agim Ceku, said that Pristina has a plan "B": the establishment of the armed forces through change of a law. President of CI Srpska, Vladeta Kostic said that such a decision, based on some sort of fictional

Serbia got stuck due to Pristina? (Vecernje Novosti)

Implementation of Brussels agreement is pending for several months now. Serbian side is ready for dialogue but has no one to talk with since Pristina still doesn’t have the executive. The additional problem for Serbia is announcement from Brussels that non-implementation of the Brussels agreement can stop negotiations of Serbia with the Union. Two months after elections Kosovo still doesn’t have the executive.

Time is passing by, however justice seems achievable (Vecernje Novosti)

Association of Families of Kidnapped and Missing Persons from Kosovo and Metohija about Clint Williamson’s report: All eyes on the European Union and creation of the tribunal for processing the responsible. Following the report of the EU special prosecutor Clint Williamson where it is unequivocally stated that the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) leadership has committed grave crimes against the civilians in Kosovo and Metohija, nothing will be the same for officials in Pristina. Williamson, himself, said that he would rise indictments if the European Union had ha