Jutarnji: What happened sends a message to Serbia and Montenegro - you're not welcome
Like many times before, arrogant Croatian public did not even look back at a recent event that has strongly shaken the "region", Jutarnji List writes
- 13:48 What Kurti said for "The Guardian"?
- 13:14 Jutarnji: What happened sends a message to Serbia and Montenegro - you're not welcome
- 09:59 "As long as Vucic is in power, Serbia will not be part of the NATO pact"
- 09:19 New twist: Bexit could be postponed for February 2020
- 08:57 It has already started: Macedonia is the first
- 11:40 Vucic: Two infections hit Albanians
- 23:37 Medvedev: We are celebrating the anniversary of the liberation of Belgrade in Moscow
- 13:14 Jutarnji: What happened sends a message to Serbia and Montenegro - you're not welcome
- 13:48 What Kurti said for "The Guardian"?
- 08:57 It has already started: Macedonia is the first
- 09:59 "As long as Vucic is in power, Serbia will not be part of the NATO pact"
- 09:19 New twist: Bexit could be postponed for February 2020
- 11:40 Vucic: Two infections hit Albanians
- 23:37 Medvedev: We are celebrating the anniversary of the liberation of Belgrade in Moscow
- 14 British Embassy responded to Vucic's question; Vucic: We all understood it perfectly
- 11 ROSU units with 25 armored vehicles raid Northern Kosovo
- 8 German MPs proud of 13 withdrawn recognitions of Kosovo's independence
- 7 "They expected me to agree, I didn't: FRY bombing and recognizing Kosovo - a mistake"
- 6 "The only successful agreements implemented are those where Moscow played no role"
- 6 Kurti: When and if I assume Prime Minister's role
- 5 B92 learns: Pristina withdrew Interpol membership application an hour before the vote
- 2 Taxi drivers' representatives in the Presidency with Vucic, protesters on the streets
- 2 What does Pristina say about the ROSU raid in northern Kosovo?
- 2 Hahn warns EU member states
- 2 Barcelona: New clashes between police and protesters VIDEO/PHOTO
- 1 "EU believes in Serbia's European destiny"
- 1 Medvedev in Belgrade: Over 5.000 policemen, 8 locations, 45 minutes of "tête-à-tête"
- 1 "We even changed the name of the country for the sake of EU negotiations"
Insight
"United States does not offer ready-made solutions"
"The (normalization) process and the agreement itself should be locally-owned; only in this way can it be durably implemented in both Kosovo and Serbia. United States encourages the parties to demonstrate their full ownership of the process, reduce negative rhetoric, and work together constructively toward an agreement" – Matthew Palmer
