Preševo

"What demarcation, you know well there's an administrative line controlled by KFOR for nearly 20 years", said Dacic

"There's no dilemma about us wanting a compromise", Dacic said in a press conference with the Foreign Minister of Ghana,Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey

"All there is to be done is for the majority of the European Union to convince its five members that haven't yet recognized Kosovo and Serbia, too, to recognize it within the existing borders. The sooner that is done, the better for the region," Thaci tweeted, Beta agency reported.

Dacic said on Monday that "more concrete proposals and what a compromise solution (for Kosovo) would mean" will be discussed in September.

Thaci told a press conference on Wednesday that he "only meant adding the Presevo valley to Kosovo" when he spoke about "correcting the borders."

And at the same time, "there would be no partition of Kosovo nor autonomy for Kosovo Serbs," he said.

This has been stated by Minister of Foreign Affairs of Serbia Ivica Dacic.

Dacic also pointed pointed out that he "does not know whether and when there will be a better opportunity."

The positions of Russia has changed by it becoming a great power, and one that now much closer to Serbia than it did 20 years ago - while the United States and its foreign policy have also changed, according to the minister.

Kosovo President Hashim Thaci on Friday moved to dampen down speculation about an ethnic partition of the country, saying he was working only on the eventual inclusion of ethnic Albanian parts of Serbia into Kosovo.

Kosovo's President, Hashim Thaci, has startled his countrymen and women - and angered some opposition parties - by issuing a series of equivocal and mixed messages on the subject of ethnic partition.

While denying the possibility of ethnic land "swaps" with Serbia, Thaci at the same time has called the inclusion in Kosovo of ethnically Albanian areas of southern Serbia "realizable".

Thaci said after the meeting in Pristina on Thursday that he was concerned about their rights not being respected, but that they cannot be a part of a legally binding agreement with Belgrade.

"There will be no partition of Kosovo, and a legally binding agreement after the end of the dialogue will be signed between two independent states," Thaci told a press conference.

According to the Serbian government, Mihajlovic and Mikhalova "agreed that in order to implement the recommendations of the business community, it is important that there is a permanent and effective dialogue between representatives of the government and foreign investors, in order to jointly come up with solutions that will contribute to the improvement of business conditions in Serbia."