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Lavrov: "Serbia won't open a new EU chapter if it doesn't impose sanctions on Russia"
"If you want to join the EU, I think you won't open a new chapter if you don't follow all EU decisions, including the sanctions against Russia," Lavrov said at a press conference during the OSCE Ministerial Council, answering a question from a journalist from Serbia what the final outcome of talks between Belgrade and Pristina would be.
Dacic: Kosovo-Metohija Serbs under threat, discriminated against
SKOPJE - Serbian First Deputy PM and FM Ivica Dacic told the OSCE Ministerial Council in Skopje on Thursday Serbs living in Kosovo-Metohija were facing increasingly serious forms of institutional and religious discrimination, security threats and economic uncertainty.
Vucic: It is pointless to respond to all lies, removal of tombstone
BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Thursday evening it was pointless to respond to all the lies being spread against Serbia and to the removal of a Pristina tombstone of Serbian soldiers who fell during the Balkan Wars and WWI.
Belgrade sent protest note to France and Germany; "Apologize to the public in Serbia"
The letter was also addressed to Pristina, as well as to the foreign ministries of France and Germany, and it demands that the monument dedicated to Serbian soldiers, which was at the military cemetery in Pristina, be immediately returned.
Dacic: Relocation of memorial plaque in Pristina an unacceptable, scandalous move
BELGRADE - Serbian FM Ivica Dacic said on Tuesday the relocation of a plaque commemorating fallen Serbian soldiers from the Balkan Wars and WWI in the military section of the Serbian Orthodox cemetery in Pristina was a scandalous move, especially as it came from countries that should be extremely respectful of the contribution made by Serbia during WWI.
Dacic:Relocation of memorial plaque in Pristina an unacceptable, scandalous move
BELGRADE - Serbian FM Ivica Dacic said on Tuesday the relocation of a plaque commemorating fallen Serbian soldiers from the Balkan Wars and WWI in the military section of the Serbian Orthodox cemetery in Pristina was a scandalous move, especially as it came from countries that should be extremely respectful of the contribution made by Serbia during WWI.
Vučić met with Macron: "An important and meaningful meeting with a friend" PHOTO
He announced on his Instagram account.
"An important and meaningful meeting with my friend, the French president @emmanuelmacron, with whom I discussed bilateral relations, Serbia's European path, the continuation of the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina, economic and other important regional and global topics," said Vui.
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Vucic: No progress in Belgrade-Pristina dialogue as long as Kurti is in power
PARIS - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, who is attending the Paris Peace Forum, said on Friday afternoon the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue would be a topic of discussions in Paris in the evening, but noted that he did not believe there would be any progress in the dialogue as long as Albin Kurti was at the helm of the Pristina interim authorities.
Lajcak on meetings in Pristina
PRISTINA - The EU special envoy for the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue Miroslav Lajcak said on Tuesday he had held separate meetings with US Ambassador Jeff Hovenier and other diplomatic representatives in the so-called Kosovo, as well as with the Kfor command and officials of opposition parties in Pristina.
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Stano: New EU proposal on Serb municipalities balanced
BRUSSELS - EU spokesman Peter Stano said on Monday the EU had tabled a "balanced" proposal on the establishment of a Community of Serb Municipalities at the most recent Brussels meeting with leaders of Belgrade and Pristina and that Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and Pristina's PM Albin Kurti had hinted a readiness in principle to accept the proposal.