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Yesterday, a financial memorandum, which implies that Slovakia will set aside €1.9 million for Serbia, was signed by Serbian Minister of Finance Mirko Cvetkovic and Slovak Ambassador to Serbia Igor Furdik.

Slobodan Samardzic, DSS, the Minister for Kosovo-Metohija in Government of Serbia yesterday that the SAA can only be ratified if the EU changes its stance on Kosovo.

Vojislav Kostunica, the outgoing Prime Minister, will be in Zubin Potok, Kosovo, to address an election rally today.

Belgrade: Serbian President, Boris Tadic’s security has been reportedly beefed up in the wake of the serious threats sent to him on Monday.

Serbia’s Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) yesterday approved CeSID, has registered 2070 observers in Serbia, including Kosovo, to monitor the May 11 elections.

Lithuania became the 39th country to recognize the unilateral independence of the Serbian province, Kosovo, when the Lithuanian parliament recognized Kosovo’s unilateral secession and advised the government to launch official procedures to establish diplomatic relations with Pristina.