Sonja Biserko

The abbot of the Decani monastery, Sava Janjic, has been facing daily criticism from Serbian officials and tabloids close to the government for his opposition to Belgrade's idea of partitioning Kosovo as part of a deal with Pristina.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, a proponent of partition, accused Janjic on Tuesday of supporting Kosovo's independence.

This was the Serbian president's reaction to German Chancellor Angela Merkel saying a day earlier she was "against changing borders in the Balkans."

"She has already delineated us - only by separating Kosovo from Serbia," Vucic said, referring to his country's southern province, and the concept of "delineation" with the Albanians that he has been championing recently.

President Aleksandar Vucic says there is "no chance Kosovo will get a chair in the United Nations, except an agreement with Serbia."

He said that Kosovo cannot get a place in the UN "under such conditions of political polarization and the existence of a multi-polar world."

He said that Kosovo cannot get a place in the UN "under such conditions of political polarization and the existence of a multi-polar world."

Vucic also pointed out that "Serbia must have something" out of that agreement - instead of "have nothing and be humiliated."

Sonja Biserko says the government "has no serious intention to devote itself to regional cooperation and normalization of relations".

Sonja Biserko says the government "has no serious intention to devote itself to regional cooperation and normalization of relations".

For two days in a row, the front pages of Informer have showcased Serbian Radical Party leader Vojislav Seselj's allegations that three female civil rights activists have been conducting espionage on behalf of Croatia and other countries' foreign intelligence services.

The Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia president believes the Serbian PM has put pressure on the president of the RS, the Serb entity in Bosnia.

The EU need to be more proactive in solving the crisis in Macedonia and abandon its "technocratic approach", speakers told a conference called "The potential internal instability in the Republic of Macedonia" on Wednesday in Belgrade.

"Cultural heritage in Kosovo will be better protected if Kosovo joined UNESCO," Sonja Biserko has said.