Joseph Biden

DAVOS - An EU-facilitated meeting with the Kosovo Albanian side will be held in Brussels next week, Serbian PM Aleksandar Vucic announced after a phone conversation with German Chancellor Angela Merkel Thursday.

Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic met on Tuesday in Davos, Switzerland with U.S. Vice President Joseph Biden.

According to the Serbian government, they "spoke about relations between the two counties and the situation in the region."

BELGRADE - Hashim Thaci says he believes Washington will continue its strong support for Kosovo under the incoming Trump administration, VOA reports.

The phone conversation between Croatia's prime minister and U.S. Vice President Joseph Biden has attracted the attention of foreign diplomats.

Plenkovic spoke with Biden after Croatia blocked the opening of one chapter in Serbia's negotiations to join the EU.

U.S. Vice President Joseph Biden has told Serbian PM Aleksandar Vucic that he "regretted the loss of civilian life during NATO's bombing campaign in 1999."

Joseph Biden has told Milo Djukanovic he is convinced Montenegro will work diligently and successfully complete the process of joining NATO.

President Nikolic: Biden understands Serbia won't join NATO

Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic said in Zagreb on Wednesday he will likely visit Croatia again for a bilateral visit in the spring.

Speaking after the Brdo-Brijuni summit, Nikolic said the visit will take place "if there are no early elections (in Croatia)."

Croatian capital Zagreb will on Wednesday host a summit as part of the Brdo-Brioni Process.

U.S. Vice President Joseph Biden, European Council President Donald Tusk and Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic are among those expected to attend, Tanjug said on Monday.

Serbian Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic and Aleksandar Djordjevic, head of the Serbian Security Agency, BIA, denied on Wednesday any involvement in unlawful wiretapping, following claims by opposition leader Bojan Pajtic that his telephone calls had been intercepted.

Stefanovic said he was ready to resign if there is evidence that police had wiretapped the opposition leader.

Continental Wind Partners (CWP) on Monday rejected claims that it was behind a letter criticising Vucic written by five US Congress members who alleged that the Serbian premier was linked to strategic company takeovers and deteriorating media freedom.