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Dacic: We expect to open new chapters in December
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BELGRADE - Belgrade wants a continuation of the dialogue with Pristina in a status-neutral way that also implies that Pristina does not begin every discussion with references to "genocide" or "ethnic cleansing" allegedly committed by Serbia, FM Ivica Dacic said Thursday.
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Djuric banned from entering Kosovo-Metohija for two weeks
BELGRADE - Kosovo Foreign Minister Enver Hodzaj has banned Marko Djuric, the head of the Serbian government Office for Kosovo-Metohija, from entering Kosovo-Metohija for the next two weeks, Pristina's Ekspress daily reported Monday.
Hodzaj made the decision following consultations with Prime Minister Isa Mustafa and security institutions in Kosovo-Metohija, the paper reported.
Corruption in sale of Serb property
BELGRADE - A special task force, formed as part of the EU Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo-Metohija (KiM), has been investigating for 14 months now the corruption allegations concerning the EULEX top tier, reads the Belgrade-based daily Blic on Monday.
According to the daily, one of the contentious cases is related to the sale of the Serb property in KiM.
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Hodzaj: Belgrade, Pristina should sign peace agreement
BELGRADE - Belgrade and Pristina should sign a peace agreement before Serbia joins the European Union, Kosovo Foreign Minister Enver Hodzaj said on Thursday.
The legally binding agreement that is being referred to in the EU is nothing else but a peace agreement to us, Hodzaj told reporters ahead of a regional conference on economic management, held in Belgrade.
Regional ministerial conference kicks off in Belgrade
BELGRADE, Oct 23 (Tanjug) - An informal meeting of foreign and finance ministers of Western Balkan countries on economic management and ties started in Belgrade on Thursday.
Regional ministerial conference in Belgrade on Thursday
BELGRADE - An informal meeting of foreign and finance ministers of Western Balkan countries, dedicated to economic management and cooperation, will take place in Belgrade on Thursday, the Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement.
Belgrade hosts informal regional conference
Belgrade hosts informal regional conference
BELGRADE -- An informal meeting of foreign and finance ministers of the West Balkan dedicated to economic management and cooperation, is taking place on Thursday.
It was announced by the Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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Taci: Meeting in Belgrade in spirit of regional cooperation
PRISTINA - Kosovo Minister of Foreign Affairs Enver Hodzaj and Minister of Economic Development Fadilj Ismailji will take part in the ministerial meeting of regional countries in Belgrade on Thursday, Prime Minister Hasim Taci in the outgoing Pristina government announced.
Dacic: No talks on recognition of Kosovo's independence
BELGRADE - Ivica Dacic, Serbia's first deputy prime minister and foreign minister, said on Friday that Belgrade is not holding talks on the recognition of Kosovo's independence with representatives of Pristina, and has not even hinted at such a possibility.
Dacic: Serbia supports dialogue, no lectures from Kosovo
BELGRADE, NEW YORK – Serbian Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic said that Belgrade is ready to continue the dialogue with Pristina, and stressed that Kosovo is in no position to lecture anyone on international law.