Addressing the Serbian Parliament with Kosovo and Metohija issue on the agenda for the first time in almost seven years, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic warned that if there was no compromise solution, Serbia would lose everything and could only wait for the Albanians to attack the local Serbs, but failed to explain
“How could Serbia react: To warn NATO?” (Sputnik, B92)
Vucic on KFOR’s statement: Not accurate (Tanjug, B92)
Alliance for Serbia: Events in Kosovo result of failed Vucic’s policy (Danas)
''Negative reviews'' about the state of democracy in Serbia (Danas)
According to Belgrade based daily Danas, Serbia is expected to have "very negative assessment" of the state of democracy.
Some diplomats told Danas that "very negative reviews" will be found in the segment relating to the "state of democracy," referring to the European Commission's Progress Report on Serbia's progress towards EU membership, to be presented at today's extraordinary meeting of the Foreign Affairs Committee European Parliament in Brussels.
Serbia concerned with situation in north, ready to protect its people, Dacic says (Blic)
Belgrade-based daily Blic reports that Serbian Foreign Affairs Minister Ivica Dacic said today that he reported to the foreign ministers of the Visegrad Group and the Western Balkans at a meeting in Bratislava that Serbia was concerned about the situation in Kosovo and that it is firmly resolved to protect its people.