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BELGRADE - What Albanians are doing in Kosovo with "Trepca" and "Telekom" is a pillage, usurpation. We can not agree to it, said President of Serbia Tomislav Nikolic.

Nikolic believes that the "red line" has been reached, which is why we should send a clear message to the authorities in Pristina and the European Union.

BELGRADE - Kosovo wants to appropriate the entire Telekom Srbija property in its territory, worth around 31.5 mln euros, and practically become its owner, Blic reported Friday, quoting an unnamed source in the Serbian government.

The source said this was the main novelty in the requests Pristina made in last week's discussions with Belgrade in Brussels.

BELGRADE - If Serbia gives "Telekom Srbija" to Kosovo, it will be the prelude to give them other Serbia's property in Kosovo and Metohija, which is the biggest fear of the authorities in Serbia, writes Serbian daily "Kurir" citing a source in the government. According to the latest estimates, it is a sum of more than 2 billion euros.

BELGRADE - Serbia will continue to develop its strategic alliance with China in all areas, and the relations with the country will be taken to the next level, PM Aleksandar Vucic said Wednesday.

BELGRADE - Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic said that Serbia has already ceded a lot to Albanians in Kosovo, and that it should not make concessions when it comes to handing over the assets of "Telekom Srbija" to the authorities in Kosovo and Metohija.

BELGRADE - Belgrade should decide until Sunday whether or not it will accept the draft agreement on telecommunications with Pristina, and if the answer is negative, Serbia will face the blockade of European integration.

BELGRADE - Serbia has been faced with a difficult and serious ultimatum when it comes to Kosovo and Metohija - it is asked to renounce the property of Telekom Srbija in the province, said the Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija Marko Djuric, adding that Belgrade should decide until Sunday whether it accepts or not the "grotesque draft agreement on telecommunications".

BRUSSELS - There was no visible progress or official statements late Wednesday following three days of this week's Belgrade-Pristina talks on telecommunications.

BRUSSELS - Work on telecommunications is continuing as part of the technical dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina, European Commission spokesperson Maja Kocijancic said Monday.

There was no visible progress or official statements late on Wednesday following three days of this week's Belgrade-Pristina talks on telecommunications.