Milivojevic

BELGRADE - Serbia entered 2023 as a stronger country, but it still faces challenges regarding the Kosovo-Metohija issue and, like the majority of European countries, it will also feel the fallout from the Ukraine war, says political analyst Zoran Milivojevic.

"When it comes to the future of the EU, we are obviously looking for solutions that imply a repetition of history", believes diplomat and analyst of international relations Zoran Milivojevic. According to him, the statements of the President of the European Commission should be interpreted in that key. Ukraine's membership in the EU - on the front line towards Russia.

Yesterday's meeting between Montenegrin President Milo Djukanovic and Croatian President Zoran Milanovic was described by Milivojevic as an attempt by the two presidents to achieve their political goals on the Serbian issue in the region.

Milivojevi also emphasized for Kosovo online that the withdrawal of the peacekeeping mission from the territory of Kosovo, which is under the international protectorate would mean a violation of Resolution 1244.
It should be reiterated that Aleksandar Vui stated today that he has information that a great power is preparing to request the withdrawal of KFOR and UNMIK from Kosovo.

According to him, this is an attempt to reaffirm the policy of previous democratic administrations in the United States on this issue.

According to Milivojevic, Merkel showed this by inviting Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic to Berlin, but also by inviting Kosovo's newly elected Prime Minister, Albin Kurti.

Milivojevic told Prva TV's news program that today's meeting is "not surprising, although it may seem so."

He recalled that the dialogue "almost died in the summer" when a lot of criticism was leveled at the EU, the mediator in the dialogue, regarding the organization's "inability to solve the problem."

BELGRADE - The whole of society needs to be involved in the fight against corruption, but the government is the one that has to take responsibility, participants in a conference on the fight against corruption in Serbia, held in Belgrade on International Anti-Corruption Day, December 9.