"Raska region for us has not been completed. We have checked only the quarry, we have some points that were suspicious for us and we will process it at the working group in Belgrade," says Prenk Gjetaj, President of the Government Commission on Missing Persons.

A meeting of the Commission for Missing Persons in Pristina/Prishtine this time was not attended by representatives of families of missing and kidnapped Serbs from Kosovo. Gjetaj told RTK2 that he expects good cooperation to continue.

Kosovo's conditional admission to the International Olympic Committee only intensified Pristina’s appetites, whose power, though in a semi-technical mandate, do not waste time and daily is lobbying to raise the ramp in a number of international organizations.

As for Novosti said Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic, Serbia will be against membership of Pristina in all organizations, in which it is possible, if it is not in accordance with the Brussels Treaty:

- Wherever Kosovo is marked with an asterisk, their presence is not disputed.

BELGRADE -- Milivoje Mihajlović says there is "absolute unity in the government" while "the PM will not have a tough job when he looks at his ministers' biannual reports."

The comments of the head of the Government Media Office came after media reports that a cabinet reshuffle was in the works.

Alternative Cultural Center, Center for Peace and Tolerance, Media Center and private transportation company KIM-co from Gračanica/Graçanicë, organized an event with the aim to appeal on citizens to resist to high vehicle insurance taxes which are paid at crossings between Kosovo and Serbia.

I am delighted that I am in Belgrade after 25 years. This shows how difficult the path was to overcome our differences and difficulties in communication and mutual understanding.

My presence here is the real result of the dialogue that took place at a high level on the normalization of relations between Kosovo and Serbia, and we expect the same format of the meeting in Pristina, said to Danas Enver Hoxhaj, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Kosovo, commenting on the meeting of Ministers of the Western Balkans held in Belgrade last week.

Belgrade - Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs and the Economies of the Western Balkans is of great importance for Serbia, but also for the whole region, not only because of the European integration, but also because of the message sent, in the atmosphere of stormy passions, following last week's incident at the match Serbia-Albania, that cooperation is stronger than violence and that problems can be solved just by talking, say Danas’s interviewees.

Belgrade-based Politika runs an opinion pace by Dusan Teleskovic.

Invitation to the Prime Minister of Albania to visit Belgrade is the result of honest desire of authorities in Serbia, after 67 years, to relax relations between two biggest nations in Balkans. Did Edi Rama have the same motives after he accepted the invitation?

This question rises as self-imposed following information that Rama’s cabinet, contrary to a good diplomatic practice, requested the keys of Belgrade to be handed over to him and to attend a rally in Presevo.

The conference of the foreign ministers and ministers of economy of the Western Balkans countries has just started. They are expected to discuss regional cooperation and good economic governance.

According to Kosovo’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs the Conference is continuance of the Berlin Summit led by German Chancellor Angela Merkel, in August of this year.

Ernst Reichel, Former German Ambassador in Pristina and current Envoy of German Chancellor Angela Merkel for Balkans, hailed yesterday’s developments, Kosovo's membership at International Olympic Committee (IOC) as well as traveling of the two Kosovo ministers to a regional meeting in Belgrade.