Government of Serbia

At Monday's press conference, Nebojsa Stefanovic said he was prepared to do so because he felt "a part of the responsibility and the inability" to protect his colleagues at the police station in Guca.

Thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of the Serbian capital of Belgrade to express their discontent with the rule of President Aleksandar Vucic and his government, reports Radio Free Europe. 

Defense Minister Aleksandar Vulin said this on Friday.

"Last night (Tuesday), the house of Milan Jovanovic, a correspondent of the news portal Zig info, was completely burned down together with all his furniture and his car. Jovanovic, who sustained minor injuries, was immediately hospitalized," Desir said, according to an OSCE press release.

Montenegro-based website CdM is reporting this on Monday.

The video was made at an event dubbed "Siroki Brijeg Evening" held in Croatia's capital Zagreb, where Mato Bulic was the performer.

Grabar-Kitarovic not only sang, but got "totally relaxed, and danced with her hands up in the air," CdM writes.

Milorad Mijatovic, from Ljajic's SDPS party, at the same asked the parliamentary speaker and the chairman of the Administrative Committee when the SRS deputy and party leader Vojislav Seselj will be left without a mandate.

"Our situation is not easy at all, when you depend on the will of Pristina and whether they will respect the law or not. If someone behaves unjustly, your possibilities of acting are limited," said Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic at the opening of a factory in Zrenjanin.

Serbia's first deputy PM and foreign minister said this after his talks in Belgrade with Lebanese Minister of Foreign Affairs and Emigrants Gebran Bassil, the government announced.

The Kosovo prime minister wrote the article published in the US daily, where he presented a series of accusations against Serbia, and claimed that the Serbian president, with Russia's support, was offering Kosovo independence in exchange for a part of Kosovo's territory.

The Serbian government announced this after Dacic, who serves as foreign minister and first deputy PM, met with Shoukry in Belgrade on Tuesday.

Dacic told reporters after the meeting that Egypt, after its former authorities recognized the independence of "Kosovo", has created "some sort of frozen relationship."