Serbia

The second day of the dialogue on the implementation of the agreement on normalization of relations between Belgrade and Priština ended late on Wednesday.

The Serbian Prime Minister Ivica Dacic will address the session of the UN Security Council in New York on Friday, June 14. The new report of UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon on the

U.S. Vice President Joe Biden has urged Kosovar Prime Minister Hashim Thaci to swiftly implement a deal meant to normalize ties between Kosovo and Serbia. In a statement issued after the leaders met on June 10, the White House

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated in Belgrade on Monday that Poland “will continue supporting Serbia’s every step on its EU path.” Serbian Prime Minister Ivica Dačić at the same time expressed his gratitude to Poland for its support and added

Serbian Prime Minister Ivica Dacic met on Thursday in Belgrade with the chief of EULEX in Kosovo, Bernd Borchardt. Dacic stated during the meeting “that the role of this mission is of exceptional

Serbian Ambassador to Turkey, Dusan Spasojevic, has been recalled from the post for violating the law of diplomatic service.

The Kosovo parliament has approved a resolution demanding more rights for the ethnic Albanians who form local majorities in parts of the Presevo Valley of southern Serbia. It demands “full reciprocity” for ethnic Albanians in Serbia for

Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych arrived on Thursday in Belgrade for meetings with Serbia’s top officials, and was welcomed by his Serbian counterpart.

U.S. Ambassador to Serbia Michael Kirby stated on Wednesday that “if his country were a part of the EU, it would vote for its enlargement.” Stressing that the U.S. supports Serbia’s EU

EU leaders could order the European Commission to create a platform for Serbia’s accession at the end of June. A date for the formal launch of negotiations should be determined in October.