Vučić

ATHENS - Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis thanked Serbia and its President Aleksandar Vucic on Thursday for assisting Greece's efforts to contain forest fires that have been raging across the country for days now.

BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Wednesday Serbia was facing great danger over the issue of Kosovo-Metohija "through no fault of our own."

Speaking at a press conference, Vucic said Tuesday's meeting of the Brussels dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina had been aimed at tricking Serbia into recognising the so-called Kosovo both de facto and de iure.

BELGRADE - A parliamentary session on Kosovo-Metohija, to also be attended by Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, will begin on February 2, a source in the Presidency of Serbia told Tanjug on Wednesday.

The parliamentary debate is likely to take several days to enable Vucic to respond to all questions from parliamentary groups.

Some of the Orthodox Templars are taking oath. Dusan Ivkovic and Stevan Djokic (first two on the left side), Nemanja Ristic (last on the right side). Photo: Facebook

"We can discuss things that pertain to the economic progress, we have no problem with that, but we will not discuss the status until the fees are abolished. That is on hold, and we are waiting for the fees to be abolished", Vucic said when asked by Al Jazeera journalists in Munich, where he participates in the Munich Security Conference.

Vucic recalled that 28.73 percent of Serbs and less than 45 percent of Montenegrins officially live in Montenegro, referring to "the intention of part of the Podgorica regime".

Markovic claimed that the protesters had a verbal agreement with the security unit to stick their demands on the Presidency doors, adding that the authorities broke the deal.

"I want us to work hard and build our country further, we are on the right track", he stated.
Vucic confirmed the delay in the construction of the Eastern fork of Corridor 10.

The inauguration ceremony was held in previously held in the Macedonian Assembly, after which Pendarovski officially took office.

Protests against Serbia's President Aleksander Vucic continue, and tensions escalate. On Sunday, protesters tried to enter the presidency during a demonstration provoked by Vucic. They broke through the defensive fence and reached the entrance to the building of the Serbian presidency, Tanjug reported, quoted by BTA.