The agreement signed last week in Brussels, according to which the Civil Protection in northern Kosovo will be dissolved till 1 September upset the Serbs north of the Ibar/Iber River. They are particularly concerned about the “mysterious atmosphere” related to the agreement between Belgrade and Pristina, bearing in mind that the Albanian side comes out with the official announcement, while Belgrade is silent. We asked the Serbian government Office for Kosovo and Metohija whether the statements of the Pristina side are correct, i.e.

If the Kosovo institutions do not respect the Brussels Agreement, they will open a new crisis, said Ljubomir Maric. If the Kosovo institutions in the course of the day do not adopt budgets of four municipalities in northern Kosovo for 2015, there are legal possibilities for Pristina to impose provisional measures. Specifically, based on Kosovo law, employees of the Ministry of Finance have the right to appoint a financial administrator, who will be tasked to provide employees of the municipality salaries and deal with current tasks.

The warrant was issued for Stojanovic at the request of the UNMIK mission in Kosovo. Interpol office in Kosovo operates within UNMIK. UNMIK is the only authorized mission that has the ability to, through international cooperation, claim people and exchange information with the countries and organizations that do not recognize Kosovo as an independent state.

The opposition Social-Democrats (SDS) have filed a request to initiate proceedings for the removal of President Tomislav Nikolic from office. The parliamentary group of the party - led by former Serbian President Boris Tadic - said that Nikolic had violated the Constitution. The group's deputy head Janko Veselinovic told reporters on Wednesday that the request was filed because of Nikolic's comments published by the daily Politika, when he spoke about War Crimes Prosecutor Vladimir Vukcevic's announcement he would investigate war crimes accusations presented against army chief Ljubisa Dikovi

BELGARDE - Marko Djuric, director of the Serbian government's Office for Kosovo-Metohija (KiM) said for Thursday's edition of Belgrade daily Politika that the trials in KiM will be conducted in line with the regulations passed by the Kosovo parliament. “Since the arrival of the international forces in our southern province in 1999, the legal framework, which is created by the parliament in Pristina, has been functioning autonomously from other parts of the country.

The head of EULEX in Kosovo, Gabriele Meucci tonight expressed readiness of the mission to assist in the implementation of the agreement on the functioning of the judiciary, which was reached in Brussels between Belgrade and Pristina. As EULEX stated, Meucci said this at a meeting with Kosovo Minister of Justice, Hajredin Kuqi, on which was discussed about the agreement on the functioning of the judiciary. During the meeting, Kuqi informed Meucci about the steps that are necessary to ensure the efficient functioning of the judiciary in northern Kosovo. Meucci and Kuqi agreed on the need of

BELGRADE - Marko Djuric, head of the Serbian government's Office for Kosovo-Metohija, stated on Wednesday that the agreement on judiciary, which was initialed in Brussels on Tuesday, will bring about better conditions for Serbs in Kosovo-Metohija. Djuric said that for Radio and Television of Serbia that he expects that the agreement will also contribute to the opening of chapters in the EU accession talks. The agreement envisages that aside from the police administration in the north of the province, Serbs will now have a court, whose president will be a Serb, and there will be a sufficient

Natasa Kandic, Project Coordinator of the "Kosovo Memory Book", said in Pristina that the book documents the crimes in Kosovo, it is important to tell the truth, to shed light on the events, and the courts to be informed and to prosecute those responsible for the deaths of more than ten thousand people. Kandic said that at the promotion of the "Kosovo Memory Book" in which is documented the death and disappearance of more than 10,000 Serbs, Albanians and non-Albanians and more than 3,000 members of the KLA, Serbian forces, KFOR. "What we are doing is the strongest weapon against oblivion, li