Igor Simic

Hundreds of local in Serb-majority nothern Kosovo, led by medical workers, marched from North Mitrovica to Zvecan - where workers from the Trepca mine joined them - in protest against recent arrests of people suspected of attacks against Kosovo journalists, Serbian-language Kosovo media outlet Kossev reported.

President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vui, was a guest on the show "Prva tema" on TV Prva. He spoke about the situation in Kosovo and Metohija, about protests, about elections and attacks from the region.

BELGRADE - Srpska lista deputy leader Igor Simic said on Friday conclusions presented by Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic after Thursday's meeting with representatives of Kosovo-Metohija Serbs had resounded well with the Serb population in the province and should be a response to the repression by Albin Kurti's regime and strengthen the Serb community economically.

PRISTINA - Srpska lista leader Goran Rakic and deputy leader Igor Simic met with EULEX chief Lars-Gunnar Wigemark on Tuesday to discuss the security and political situation in Kosovo-Metohija.

The meeting also addressed an urgent withdrawal of special units of the so-called Kosovo Police from the north of Kosovo-Metohija, a Tanjug correspondent reported.

As a symbol of work, large infrastructure projects and investments, everything that has been done in Serbia since the SNS was the main pillar of the Serbian government, the Arena is adorned with the "Bagi Radia" excavator.

Members of the assembly of Srpska Lista, the Belgrade-backed Kosovo Serb party, on Tuesday re-elected Goran Rakic as president and Milan Radoicic as a party vice-president by unanimous decision. The assembly also elected Igor Simic and Dalibor Jevtic as vice-presidents.

The director of Serbia's Government Office for Kosovo, Marko Djuric, has called on Srpska Lista [Serbian List], the Belgrade-backed political option in Kosovo, to stay out of what he called the "Albanian-Albanian" political conflict in the country.

An instruction issued by the Kosovo Central Election Commission, CEC - which says people can only vote in the elections on October 6 using personal documents issued by Kosovo institutions - has drawn a furious reaction from non-Albanian community representatives.

A panel in Pristina reviewing the complaint lodged by the Serb List after Kosovo's Central Election Commission failed to confirm the candidates has been accepted, media report said on Thursday.

This is the assessment of Igor Simic, vice-president of the Serb List, who commented on the intention of the Pristina authorities to integrate the Kosovska Mitrovica-based Pristina University into the Kosovo system, by passing a law on higher education.