Veton Surroi considers that renegotiation of the agreement for the demarcation of the border between Kosovo and Montenegro is an interest of Kosovo, because, according to him, this would create an internal consensus. He also considers that it is an interest of Kosovo and Montenegro for the demarcation to happen based on the consent of both parties. Currently this is not possible being that one of the parties is not unanimous, he writes.

Serbian Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic on Wednesday met with Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi and Foreign Minister Anifah Aman - whose country presides over the UN SC - to discuss Thursday's SC meeting on Kosovo, as well as ways to improve Serbian-Malaysian relations.

Meetings with officials of countries presiding over the UN SC commonly take place ahead of regular sessions on Kosovo, Dacic noted after the meeting in New York.

According to the front page editorial of this daily, abuse with power in Kosovo is not stopping while judicial reflection or moral reaction of the incriminated protagonists is desperate. “Abusive government officials do not feel the slightest regret for the major harm caused to Kosovo, while competent officials appear to be competent only to remain silent.

Serbian First Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ivica Dačić will on August 25 attend a UN Security Council session in New York.

The Council will meet to discuss a regular report on the work of the UN mission in Kosovo, UNMIK, filed by the UN secretary-general, and covering the period between April 16 and July 1.

The Special Representative of the Secretary-General, Zahir Tanin, condemned the attack on the premises of the Radio Television Kosovo (RTK) in Pristina that took place on Monday evening.

“Violent attacks of this kind are never justified, and such acts are only detrimental to the future of Kosovo,” said Tanin. He calls for the perpetrators to be brought to justice and assures the relevant authorities of UNMIK’s full support in investigating this incident.

Both Kosovo Albanians and Kosovo Serbs are reportedly concerned about Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama's planned visit to the upcoming economy and security summit in Belgrade.

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama has confirmed he will support the establishment of a Serbian-Albanian Chamber of Commerce.

This organization is meant to ensure a more efficient communication and cooperation between businesspeople.

The Chamber will contribute to improving trade, investment and economic ties between the two countries, according to a statement issued by the Serbian Chamber of Commerce (PKS), carried by Beta.

Kosovo will not join the UN as a member as long as Serbia, and her friends in the UN Security Council, organized as it is now, exist, Tomislav Nikolić has said. "There is great pressure on countries that have not recognized Kosovo to do so," the Serbian president told reporters in Belgrade on Monday, adding: "All this needs to be withstood, one must fight with all one's might and never will that so-called state of Kosovo become a member of the UN, as long as Serbia exists, and her friends in the UN Security Council organization such as it is now."

Members of the Association of Journalists of Serbia (UNS) and Association of Journalists of Kosovo and Metohija (UNKiM) re-inaugurated, for the fifth time, a memorial plaque to two missing journalists, Đuro Slavuj and Ranko Perenić.

Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic has said that removing the Serbian Constitution's preable has not been a topic of any of the talks in the EU.

The preamble defines Kosovo as an integral part of the Republic of Serbia.