Igor Simic

A panel in Pristina reviewing the complaint lodged by the Serb List after Kosovo's Central Election Commission failed to confirm the candidates has been accepted, media report said on Thursday.

This is the assessment of Igor Simic, vice-president of the Serb List, who commented on the intention of the Pristina authorities to integrate the Kosovska Mitrovica-based Pristina University into the Kosovo system, by passing a law on higher education.

Simic: The goal has been achieved, the Serbs are encouraged and united. Sheholi: Vucic should have apologized for the crimes.

Representative of the Serb List from Kosovo Igor Simic told Prva TV after that the visit of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic to Kosovo has achieved its goal.

Kosovo politicians have complained of a lack of information about the draft statute for the proposed Association of Serbian Municipalities, which is designed to guarantee their autonomy in the mainly ethnic Albanian country.

The member of the Kosovo Assembly Igor Simic told this to b92.net on Wednesday, in this way responding to the claim of an Albanian deputy, who said the SL would likely return to the government.

The Serb (Srpska) List will not support the formation of an army in Kosovo and Metohija.

This is according to Igor Simic, a spokesperson for this political group gathering Serbs in Kosovo, who is also a member of the Kosovo Assembly.

The Serb (Srpska) List will not support the formation of an army in Kosovo and Metohija.

This is according to Igor Simic, a spokesperson for this political group gathering Serbs in Kosovo, who is also a member of the Kosovo Assembly.

Kosovo's parliament finally elected Kadri Veseli as its new speaker on Thursday, one day after leaders of the new PAN government coalition - Veseli of the PDK, Ramush Haradinaj of the AAK, Fatmir Limaj of NISMA and Behgjet Pacolli of the AKR - reached an agreement with the main Kosovo Serb party, Lista Srpska.

Srpska Lista (Serbian List), the main coalition representing the Serb community in Kosovo, said that it will back the candidate for speaker proposed by the PAN coalition, led by the Democratic Party of Kosovo, PDK, at the constitutive session of the parliament on Thursday.

After winning nine seats in parliament in Kosovo in the recent general election, Lista Srpska, the main coalition representing the Serbian community, has yet to decide which party or coalition to support in forming the new goverment.