Press: Mišković v Jovanović; Kosovo talks

The Belgrade dailies focus today on the continuing spat between Cedomir Jovanovic and Delta owner Miroslav Miskovic. Also featuring prominently are the latest round of Kosovo status talks in Brussels. Press: Miskovic v Jovanovic; Kosovo talks BLIC – The paper leads with an interview with Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) leader Cedomir Jovanovic who says ”Miskovic in panic over Delta monopoly”. The Kosovo status talks are covered in “Serbia wants Kosovo status frozen for 20 years”. “Cane’s group accused of EUR 28mn fraud” is about the investigation into crime kingpin, Stanko Subotic. BORBA – ”Anything but independence” is on the fifth round of Kosovo talks in Brussels. Mining and Energy Minister Aleksandar Popovic announces in the run-up to the heating season that ”We’re ready for winter”. VECERNJE NOVOSTI – The daily says that “Only Serbia wants compromise”. The public spat between Delta owner Miroslav Miskovic and Cedomir Jovanovic is covered in “Organizers await justice”. GLAS JAVNOSTI – The daily leads with the Miskovic- Jovanovic dispute, saying “Police waiting for warrants”. The situation in Serb municipalities in Kosovo is addressed in “Serbs in power following UNMIK decree”. DANAS – In an article entitled “Next round: November 26”, the paper reviews the Brussels round of Kosovo talks. A request put forward by LDP MPs at yesterday’s parliamentary session is treated in “LDP wants inquiry into Delta”. The issue of broadcasting parliamentary sessions on RTS is discussed in “Binding instruction becomes recommendation”. KURIR – The tabloid leads with the banner “Ceda not under arrest” on the Miskovic- Jovanovic fiasco. “Sinisa Vucinic racketeer“ is on the arrest of Radical official Sinisa Vucinic in Novi Sad. POLITIKA – “Belgrade proposed, Pristina remained unmoved” covers the latest round of Kosovo negotiations. The war of words between Miroslav Miskovic and Cedomir Jovanovic is featured under the headline, “’C’ spice for Delta and LDP”, in reference to the former’s attempted takeover of retail chain Primer C. Businessman Milan Beko says “I’m not married not Miskovic”, adding that,”The worst way to get Serbia to hate you today and come under media scrutiny is to rebuke Cedomir Jovanovic.” PRESS – The daily also leads with the Miskovic- Jovanovic dispute in “Ceda holding Serbia in manhole”.

Press: Mišković v Jovanović; Kosovo talks

BLIC – The paper leads with an interview with Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) leader Čedomir Jovanović who says ”Mišković in panic over Delta monopoly”. The Kosovo status talks are covered in “Serbia wants Kosovo status frozen for 20 years”. “Cane’s group accused of EUR 28mn fraud” is about the investigation into crime kingpin, Stanko Subotić.

BORBA – ”Anything but independence” is on the fifth round of Kosovo talks in Brussels. Mining and Energy Minister Aleksandar Popović announces in the run-up to the heating season that ”We’re ready for winter”.

VEČERNJE NOVOSTI – The daily says that “Only Serbia wants compromise”. The public spat between Delta owner Miroslav Mišković and Čedomir Jovanović is covered in “Organizers await justice”.

GLAS JAVNOSTI – The daily leads with the Mišković- Jovanović dispute, saying “Police waiting for warrants”. The situation in Serb municipalities in Kosovo is addressed in “Serbs in power following UNMIK decree”.

DANAS – In an article entitled “Next round: November 26”, the paper reviews the Brussels round of Kosovo talks. A request put forward by LDP MPs at yesterday’s parliamentary session is treated in “LDP wants inquiry into Delta”. The issue of broadcasting parliamentary sessions on RTS is discussed in “Binding instruction becomes recommendation”.

KURIR – The tabloid leads with the banner “Čeda not under arrest” on the Mišković- Jovanović fiasco. “Siniša Vučinić racketeer“ is on the arrest of Radical official Siniša Vučinić in Novi Sad.

POLITIKA – “Belgrade proposed, Priština remained unmoved” covers the latest round of Kosovo negotiations. The war of words between Miroslav Mišković and Čedomir Jovanović is featured under the headline, “’C’ spice for Delta and LDP”, in reference to the former’s attempted takeover of retail chain Primer C. Businessman Milan Beko says “I’m not married not Mišković”, adding that,”The worst way to get Serbia to hate you today and come under media scrutiny is to rebuke Čedomir Jovanović.”

PRESS – The daily also leads with the Mišković- Jovanović dispute in “Čeda holding Serbia in manhole”.