Kosovo

Serbian president: EU integration impossible under these conditions

The latest "paper" from Brussels is totally unacceptable for Serbia and it is impossible for it to continue European integration under these conditions, Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic has said.

Patriarch Irinej: We must not sacrifice KiM for Europe

The Serbian Orthodox Church supports Serbia's EU pathway, but we must not and cannot sacrifice Kosovo, Serbian Patriarch Irinej said after a meeting with Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic on Thursday.

Ski Resorts of Serbia, have informed Kosovo Prime Minister about their intention to launch an investment dispute before international arbitration in Paris.

Ski Resorts of Serbia, Ski Centre Brezovica and Inex Interexport Fund have informed Kosovo Prime Minister Isa Mustafa about their intention to launch an investment dispute before international arbitration in Paris.

Considering the request for Kosovo's UNESCO admission, it would be a violation of UN Security Council Resolution 1244.

Considering the request for Kosovo's UNESCO admission would be a violation of UN Security Council Resolution 1244, believes leader of the Freedom Party of Austria (FPO) Heinz-Christian Strache.

Ahead of UNESCO's executive board meeting which will consider Pristina's membership bid next week, President Nikolic on Friday appealed to 80 diplomats in Belgrade not to let Kosovo join.

Serbia does not deserve being blackmailed with new conditions on its EU path, MPs of the ruling majority's leading parties said.

Irinej: Serbian Orthodox Church supports Serbia's EU pathway, but we must not and cannot sacrifice Kosovo.

The Serbian Orthodox Church supports Serbia's EU pathway, but we must not and cannot sacrifice Kosovo, Serbian Patriarch Irinej said after a meeting with Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic on Thursday.

Opposition in Kosovo pressed the government in Pristina demanding that agreements reached with Belgrade in Brussels and be abandoned.

The parties said the protests they were staging in the Pristina parliament would not stop until Pristina's signatures were withdrawn from those documents as well as from the agreement on the demarcation with Montenegro.

In the operation launched on Thursday morning in villages close to the Kosovo border, police arrested at least five people suspected of providing logistical help to the armed ethnic Albanian group that fought a bloody battle with security forces in Kumanovo in northern Macedonia in May.

An EU rule-of-law mission judge quashed the three-month temporary release given to convicted Kosovo Liberation Army commander Sabit Geci, who is in Albania for medical treatment.