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Belgrade: According to a leading pollster, the approaching presidential elections of Serbia will confront an unsure result, depending on the voter turnout and stand of Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica and his party.

Slovenia offers an affirmative prospect on the disturbed relations between the European Union and Russia on Tuesday.

Amsterdam: The prosecutors have demanded the 25 years of sentence of Kosovo’s former prime minister Ramush Haradinaj, who is accused for crime against humanity in war in 1998-99, from the U.N. tribunal on Tuesday.

Belgrade: The EU has recommended Serbia’s Jat Airways should be sold to a European company, Velimir Ilic said.

Pristina: After meeting with Kosovo Prime Minister Hashim Thaci, the Czech Foreign Minister, Karel Schwarzenberg announced that the Czech Republic will give a unified response with other EU states to the declaration of Kosovo’s independence.

Bugojno: Only 300 remain out of 9,000 Serbs that lived in Bugojno before the 1992-1995 war in Bosnia.

Pristina: Czech Foreign Minister Karel Schwarzenberg visited Kosova Prime Minister Hashim Thaci yesterday.

Kosovo has captured the attention of the whole world regarding its status. Would there be another Munich, another Czechoslovalkia, and another appeasement to criminals?

Belgrade: Serbian President Boris Tadic has said that his country citizens want Serbia to become a European Union member.

Pristina: The assault, on top authorities of the UN-administered entity’s Custom Service, is condemned by officials in Kosovo.