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Belgrade, 1 October 2007Role of international community decisive for democratic solution to Kosovo status
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Kosovska Vitina, 1 October 2007
House of Nedeljkovic family in Klokot near Kosovska Vitina burnt down
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Belgrade/New York, 29 September 2007
Belgrade to present proposal on wide autonomy in Brussels
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New York, 28 September 2007Direct negotiations between Belgrade and Pristina on Kosovo status begin today
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Belgrade/New York, 28 September 2007Strenght of Serbian argumentation confirmed in New York
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Belgrade/New York, 28 September 2007Serbia expects from troika not to encourage Kosovo independence claims
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New York, 27 September 2007Independence of Kosovo-Metohija unacceptable for Serbia
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Belgrade/New York, 27 September 2007Belgrade offers everything, except right to state
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Belgrade, 26 September 2007Unilateral proclamation of Kosovo independence would be political underground
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Belgrade, 25 September 2007Solution to Kosovo status cannot be imposed to Serbia
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Belgrade, 25 September 2007
Belgrade’s proposal ensures regional stability, peace
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Belgrade, 24 September 2007
Model for substantial autonomy for Kosovo based on principle of “minimum integration”
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Belgrade, 23 September 2007New York talks crucial for decision on Kosovo in line with international law
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Belgrade, 20 September 2007
Serbia in need of EU support for implementing plan for Kosovo
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Belgrade, 20 September 2007
Acceleration of process of exhumation, identification of missing persons in Kosovo demanded
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London, 19 September 2007Serbian negotiating team proposes five topics for direct talks
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Beograd/London, 19 September 2007Pristina’s offer unacceptable for Serbia
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London, 18 September 2007Serbian negotiating team ready to present concrete proposal
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Belgrade, 17 September 2007
Belgrade delegation proposes agenda for direct negotiations tomorrow in London
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Moscow, 14 September 2007Russia guarantees respect of international law principle