BELGRADE -- President Boris Tadić condemned Sunday the attack on Teofil Pančić, a columnist of the weekly Vreme, the president's press service has announced.
"I believe the police will do their work and find the attackers who assaulted and injured Teofil Pančić. We have to invest a lot more effort to create an environment in which physical attacks against those who think differently would never happen," Tadić said.
BRUSSELS -- Serbia's position on Kosovo is conciliatory, announced Italian Foreign Minister Franco Frattini in Brussels on Monday.
BELGRADE -- The Serbian parliament is meeting in Belgrade this Monday, with only one item on the agenda - the government's draft resolution on Kosovo.
PRIŠTINA -- Kosovo Albanian PM Hashim Thaci said, after an extended visit to the U.S., that he wants the "supervised independence of Kosovo" to end.
BELGRADE -- Chinese Ambassador to Serbia Wei Jinghua stated Monday that China will continue supporting and respecting Serbia's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
BELGRADE -- Washington has sent a message to Belgrade that the time was right to "reach agreement", writes daily Blic.
BELGRADE -- Opposition DSS leader Vojislav Koštunica on Sunday called on the country's "top ranking and most responsible representatives" to submit their resignations.
MOSCOW -- Former Russian Ambassador to Belgrade Aleksandr Alekseyev "no important official" has said lately that a partition of Kosovo was realistic.
"One feels sympathy for U.S. President Barack Obama. Whatever he does in Syria, he is doomed. Had he intervened a year ago, as many pundits demanded, he might presently be in the midst of a quagmire..."
"We did not reach an agreement and it is obvious that there is no will to hold the referendum, because, I think it is clear to everyone how the people and the citizens would declare themselves..."
Joint report to the European Parliament and the Council, submitted by the European Commission and the High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy.