EULEX Spokesperson Dragana Nikolic Solomon could not confirm on Friday whether clinical treatment would be granted to Oliver Ivanovic whose condition aggravated after eight days of hunger strike in the Kosovska Mitrovica prison.

Clinical treatment will be ensured in keeping with the court decision after a detailed medical examination of the defendant and in close cooperation with the Kosovo institutions, Solomon told Tanjug.

In the church of the Holy Virgin and at the cemetery in Gorazdevac tomorrow will be held a memorial service for Ivan Jovovic (19) and Pantelija Dakic (12), murdered on 13 August 2003, when unknown persons from automatic weapons shot children who were swimming in Bistrica River. Djordje Ugrenović (20), Bogdan Bukumiric (14), Marko Bogicevic (12) and Dragan Srbljak (13) were then seriously wounded.

The prime ministers of Albania and Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic and Edi Rama, will be guests in sixty minutes show of the regional TV production "Okruzenje," which is broadcasted in five countries on 11 national and dozens of local television stations, as announced by this production, the RTS will broadcast the show on August 31.

According to the press release, the show will be recorded in a studio in Vienna, during the second conference on the Western Balkans, reports FoNet. The third guest will be Goran Svilanovic, the Secretary General of the Regional Cooperation Council.

The Vatican has in the past shown "appropriate responsibility" when it comes to concerns over the fate of Christian heritage in Kosovo.

This is what Serbia's UNESCO ambassador Darko Tanaskovic told the Belgrade daily Vecernje Novosti, adding, "It would of course be very valuable if they shared that concern as actively as possible with Catholics around the world."

Tanaskovic was asked whether the Catholic Church "could stand in defense of the Serb (Orthodox) heritage in Kosovo and Metohija as Christian heritage."

Office for Kosovo and Metohija requested that leader of the Citizens' Initiative SDP, Oliver Ivanovic, who spent more than year and a half in custody without any legal logic and international legal standards, should be immediately released.

Jevtic told Tanjug that the Serbian list would not support the law on financing and legal protection of the suspects before the Special court.

He added that at the meeting of the Kosovo government this was confirmed and explained by the Kosovo Deputy Prime Minister Branimir Stojanovic.

Expert teams from Belgrade and Pristina will soon meet in Brussels to discuss “the missing elements” of the Agreement on insurance of vehicles that exist on both sides. After it they will complete the Memorandum of Agreement on the vehicle insurance from 23 July, which should introduce major benefits for vehicle traffic between Kosovo and Serbia.

Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said that he discussed and will discuss with President Tomislav Nikolic the platform for Kosovo and Metohija, which Serbian President proposed. "We talked and we'll talk in the future, we are waiting for the completion of the Brussels talks, and we will continue," said Vucic.

Vučić said that Serbia will do everything in its power to prevent Kosovo to become a member of UNESCO, by peaceful and democratic means. "Serbia is not powerless as it was," he said.

At the margins of a meeting of European Ministers of Internal Affairs and Justice in Luxembourg, Minister of Internal Affairs of Serbia Nebojsa Stefanovic met with the Police Ministers of Belgium, Spain and Macedonia.

Stefanovic and Macedonian Minister of Police Mitko Cavkov have concluded that the wave of irregular migrations is a major problem for the two countries. They agreed that it is necessary to talk to all the neighbours and representatives of the EU, in order to mitigate the effects of an unprecedented wave of migrations, announced the Serbian Interior Ministry.

Director of the EU Agency for cooperation in the field of Justice (Eurojust) Michelle Koninsx said that in the ships with the migrants that arrive into the Europe across the Mediterranean sea are located the fighters of the Islamic state.

Koninsx stated that it is not yet known which kind of a problem for European security services could present the alleged infiltration of Islamic militants, but added that groups such as the IS use the funds from trafficking people for financing the terrorism.