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"Borrell discussed Kosovo's partition in Berlin"
In an op-ed published today, Surroi revealed the details of a meeting Borrell had a few weeks ago in Berlin with distinguished European experts, Gazeta Express reports.
At the meeting, Surroi wrote, the Spanish diplomat raised the issue of border adjustment, asking if it would be a good solution for Serbia to take over northern Kosovo.
Greece ranks low in internet speed
Greece ranks 56th in the world in terms of average internet speed, according to WebsiteToolTester data published in the Daily Mail.
The average real download speed of files in Greece is 13.41 Mbps, while Taiwan tops the list with 85.2 Mbps.
Montenegro Bishop Tells Minister: Give Back Church Medal
Metropolitan Amfilohije, the Serbian Orthodox Church's most senior bishop in Montenegro, said Defence Minister Predrag Boskovic should return the medal the Church gave him, as he no longer deserved it.
"If Tirana does this, no one will be able to stop Serbia from resuming the campaign"
Serbia is under attack from the international community because, as it has been repeatedly pointed out, an aggressive campaign against recognition of the so-called Kosovo's independence, which resulted in the withdrawal of recognition.
Why Miroslav Lajcák is the wrong choice for EU envoy
Senior associates of the Council for Democratization Policy in Berlin and Brussels among the number of reasons they have cited, the first was to point out that Lajcak comes from a country that does not recognize the independence of a so-called Kosovo.
US to Withdraw Troops from Kosovo unless Pristina Abolishes Customs Duties
Kosovo's Gazette Express reports that the United States is considering withdrawing its troops from Kosovo if Pristina does not remove customs duties on goods from Serbia.
University Pumps Fresh Blood into North Kosovo
Some 40 per cent of the entire student body comes from outside Kosovo, with some 30 per cent hurdling the border/boundary from central and southern Serbia, from towns such as Kragujevac, Kraljevo, Valjevo, and Niš. Then there are Serbs from both Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, respectively, or students from Montenegro and the Republic of North Macedonia.
Milena Ivanovic joined SNS
This was posted on Twitter by SNS official and Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, Marko Djuric.
He wrote that as of today, SNS has become richer for "a person of unprecedented energy, perseverance, sacrifice for her family and Serbia".
Serbia Urged to Come Clean on Journalists’ Surveillance
International media watchdog Reporters Without Borders, RSF, has called on the Serbian authorities to investigate how much surveillance goes on in the country - after the Serbian news agency Tanjug on February 16 published a response written by the Defence Minister to a never-published opinion piece by a former defence minister.
Grenell remains Special Envoy for Belgrade and Pristina Dialogue
This was confirmed for the Voice of America's Open Studio, Twitter reported, and Grenell's spokesman confirmed.
Albania PM Widens His Media Wars to Include Kosovo
The Association of Journalists of Kosovo, AJK, has criticised Albania's Prime Minister Edi Rama for posting his agreement on Facebook with an Albanian academic who has accused Kosovo media outlets of spreading hate speech against Albania.
Two Serbian citizens held in quarantine, embarked on a flight to Europe
He added that the others, who are otherwise crew members, are generally feeling fine.
The ship, which has been quarantined since February 3, had 3.700 passengers from 50 countries, including 14 Serbian nationals.
Dodik Stops Bosnia From Cooperating With Frontex
Amid an ongoing dispute over a Constitutional Court ruling that has angered Bosnian Serb politicians, Milorad Dodik, the Serbian member of the state presidency, has stopped Bosnia from signing up to a status agreement with the European Union border agency, Frontex.
Bulgaria is among the EU Countries with the Worst Rail Transport
Traveling by train in Bulgaria is not like walking in the park at all, according to an Euronews publication on European rail transport entitled 'A world of train': Where in Europe is rail travel a nightmare?
From France's high-speed TGVs to Moldova's Soviet-era services with wooden benches, Europe's train network is a patchwork of varying standards.
Trump Appoints Balkan Envoy Acting Head of National Intelligence
Serbian and Kosovo officials have congratulated Richard Grenell - the US ambassador to Germany and US Special Envoy on the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue - on his new appointment as acting director of National Intelligence in the US, where he will oversee the work of some 17 agencies until a permanent appointment is made.