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Belgrade/New York, 23 September 2006Imposed solution for Kosovo may lead to ethnic clashes with unpredictable consequences
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Belgrade, 22 September 2006
End of 2006 is not ultimate deadline for solution to Kosovo’s future status
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Brezovica, 21 September 2006
International community's multiethnic Kosovo project practically non-existent
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Belgrade, 21 September 2006Serbia appreciates Russia's support and advocacy for preservation of law, stability, peace
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Belgrade, 20 September 2006International community must immediately stop violence against Serbs in Kosovo
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Belgrade/Klina, 20 September 2006
Home of first Serbian returnee family in Klina blown up
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Belgrade, 19 September 2006No one has the right to threaten violence and terror
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Belgrade, 19 September 2006
Government calls on Ahtisaari to react to threat of ethnic Albanian separatists in Kosovo
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Belgrade, 18 September 2006
Lasting solution to Kosovo issue possible if international law principles are respected
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Vienna, 15 September 2006
Eighth round of Belgrade Pristina talks on decentralisation in Kosovo-Metohija
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Belgrade/Vienna, 15 September 2006
No agreement on Kosovo decentralisation
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Vienna, 14 September 2006
Serbs in Kosovo need freedom of movement
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Belgrade/New York, 13 September 2006
Durable solution for Kosovo can be found only through systematic, responsible and gradual negotiations
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Belgrade, 12 September 2006Serbia must resort to law, justice and confront every attempt to impose Kosovo independence
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Belgrade, 12 September 2006
Report on course of negotiations on Kosovo's status adopted
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Belgrade, 11 September 2006
Ethnic Albanians should be pressed if Vienna talks are to make headway
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Belgrade, 11 September 2006Putin's position on Kosovo in line with principles of international law
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Belgrade, 11 September 2006
Raskovic-Ivic to attend UN Security Council session
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Belgrade, 9 September 2006Arbitrary conjectures harm Serbia's negotiating position
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Belgrade/Vienna, 8 September 2006
Vienna talks continue