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Belgrade: Serbian Education Minister Zoran Loncar, who is also a high-ranking official of the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS), yesterday called on Serbian President Boris Tadic to reveal in public “who is that special representative of his that is denouncing Serbian Prime Minister (Vojislav Kostunica) to foreigners.”

The entire shipment of Russian humanitarian aid arrived in Kosovo-Metohija yesterday, reported the Red Cross secretary in Kosovo-Metohija Dragisa Murganic. He said that food products arrived today and the aid was distributed to all Red Cross centres in the province.

Serbia should have signed SAA earlier; the problems following Kosovo’s unilateral independence declaration could have been avoided by earlier signing of the SAA, stated the Foreign Minister of Russia, Sergei Lavrov in Luxemburg.

Pristina: The progress has been made in Kosovo; the province’s constitution will come into force on June 15, stated the UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon in an interview yesterday.

Belgrade: Serbia has now signed the Stabilization and Association Agreement (SAA); it will enter the EU within four years, stated the Deputy Prime Minister Bozidar Delic yesterday.

Belgrade: Serbian Prime Minister, Vojislav Kostunica rejected the claim by the EU foreign policy chief Javier Solana that the SAA is “status neutral” when it comes to Kosovo. The Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) leader yesterday said that it is “not proper for Solana to speculate on who loves Serbia better”.

The current Minister of Economy and Regional Development in the Government of Serbia and the President of the G17 Plus, Mladan Dinkic yesterday stated that the signing of the Stabilization and Association Agreement (SAA) was the first step towards the country’s EU membership, and those who say that Kosovo is lost with the signing of [...]

The latest Strategic Marketing Agency survey poll has revealed that a large majority of Serbian citizens support the signing of the Stabilization and Association Agreement (SAA) with the European Union. The agency has found that 66 percent of citizens support the signing of the SAA, while 21 percent are against it.