Albin Kurti

The Serb List requested their immediate withdrawal, the punishment of those responsible for the attempted murder of Jovanovi, as well as Miljan Delevi, and the publication of the video recordings made by the cameras on the Bistrica Bridge for both mentioned events.

Hundreds of Kosovo Albanians and troops gathered on Sunday in the village of Koshare/Kosare to commemorate the anniversary of a key battle 24 years ago near the Kosovo-Albania border between the Kosovo Liberation Army, KLA fighters and Yugoslav Army troops.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic told RTS that Kosovo will be part of Serbia in four years, before the end of his term. In an interview with Serbian national television, he commented on the negotiations with Pristina, the formation of the Community of Serb Municipalities and the "Open Balkans" initiative.

However, he adds that "the day when Serbia will recognize Kosovo is far away".
The compromises that Pristina has to make, no matter how painful they are for them, are "piece of cake" compared to what Belgrade has to accept in the dialogue, said the Albanian Prime Minister.

Serbia and Kosovo on Tuesday discussed the initial steps for establishing the Association of Serb-Majority Municipalities in Kosovo at a meeting in Brussels between the 'technical level' negotiators in the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue process, Petar Petkovic and Besnik Bislimi.

BELGRADE - The secretary of Serbia's National Security Council Ivica Dacic said on Sunday the situation in Kosovo-Metohija was worsening steadily due to irresponsible actions by the provisional Pristina institutions, which he said were the main generator of all crises in Serbia's southern province.

In the wake of regional and global political uncertainties, fake news in Kosovo has gone to another level, a BIRN-organised conference on the eve of International Fact-Checking Day, April 2, concluded on Thursday.

BELGRADE - Serbian Defence Minister Milos Vucevic said on Monday Serbia must stay at the negotiating table in the process of resolving the Kosovo-Metohija issue as leaving the talks would play into the hands of Pristina's PM Albin Kurti and those who wished no good to Serbia.

Next to Loncar's face was the emblem of the Kosovo Liberation Army, an ethnic Albanian guerrilla army that fought Serbian security forces in the late 1990s to end a decade of repression in Kosovo under then strongman Slobodan Milosevic.

Serbian tabloids had already accused the faculty of effectively recognising Kosovo, but Loncar, 37, said the posters left her "honestly shocked."

It is high time that both countries' leaderships lay their political disagreements aside and cooperate in this humanitarian issue, independent from their performance on other parts of the agreement - before it is too late.