Press: Jovanović feud(s), U.S. embassy document

The front pages of today focus on the trials and tribulations of LDP leader Cedomir Jovanovic. Also featuring are reviews of the latest round of Kosovo talks, and other economic and political themes. Press: Jovanovic feud(s), U.S. embassy document BLIC – Following Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) leader Cedomir Jovanovic’s accusations of “criminal association”, the paper leads with the headline, “Ceda unites everyone against him“. Speculation over the new Serbian national team coach is discussed in “Mihajlovic or Stepanovic instead of Javier Clemente“. “Belgrade ought to go one step further“ is on the Kosovo talks. BORBA – The paper leads with Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica’s warning to the international community over Kosovo in “Violence against Serbia”. Forthcoming petrol price increases are reported in “Fuel prices rise again”. “Bald because of cigarettes” says that smoking leads to baldness. VECERNJE NOVOSTI – ”Euro getting stronger” looks at the continuing fall of the dinar and the stock markets. New Serbia President Velimir Ilic talks about his candidacy for the post of president in “Elections in March“. The U.S. embassy has again questioned the authenticity of the document suggesting the alleged trade of Kosovo in “Americans dismiss Blic and B92“. GLAS JAVNOSTI – “Independent Kosovo – RS outside Bosnia“ looks at the Lajcak measures and the parallels with the situation in Kosovo that are pushing the Republic of Srpska (RS) towards a breakaway. The public expects an investigation following Jovanovic’s comments in “Ceda must be investigated“. DANAS – “Serious accusations, dubious evidence“ on Jovanovic’s latest clash, this time with members of the government. Following a meeting between Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremic and his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov, the daily says “Common position on Kosovo“. Also featured is an article on professor and politician, the late Ivan Djuric, ten years after his death, entitled ”Faith in enduring values”. KURIR – In “Dramatic: Patriarch falls silent”, the tabloid claims that Patriarch Pavle is no longer able to speak, as of yesterday. “Vlade Divac clever clogs” says that the basketball legend won RSD 1.25mn in a Who Wants to be a Millionaire new year special. POLITIIKA – The paper leads with “U.S. embassy refutes Jovanovic again“. Vuk Jeremic says “One more concession to Albanians in Vienna“. Russian Troika representative Aleksandr Botsan-Kharchenko says in an interview that “I expect Belgrade to develop ideas further“. PRESS – Belgrade journalist Bratislav Grubacic talks about his relationship with the LDP leader in “Ceda hid stolen weapons at my house“. The controversial document suggesting that Delta owner Miroslav Miskovic offered to influence government policy on Kosovo in exchange for a U.S. visa is treated in “US embassy: Ceda and Blic lying“.

Press: Jovanović feud(s), U.S. embassy document

BLIC – Following Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) leader Čedomir Jovanović’s accusations of “criminal association”, the paper leads with the headline, “Čeda unites everyone against him“. Speculation over the new Serbian national team coach is discussed in “Mihajlović or Stepanović instead of Javier Clemente“. “Belgrade ought to go one step further“ is on the Kosovo talks.

BORBA – The paper leads with Prime Minister Vojislav Koštunica’s warning to the international community over Kosovo in “Violence against Serbia”. Forthcoming petrol price increases are reported in “Fuel prices rise again”. “Bald because of cigarettes” says that smoking leads to baldness.

VEČERNJE NOVOSTI – ”Euro getting stronger” looks at the continuing fall of the dinar and the stock markets. New Serbia President Velimir Ilić talks about his candidacy for the post of president in “Elections in March“. The U.S. embassy has again questioned the authenticity of the document suggesting the alleged trade of Kosovo in “Americans dismiss Blic and B92“.

GLAS JAVNOSTI – “Independent Kosovo – RS outside Bosnia“ looks at the Lajčak measures and the parallels with the situation in Kosovo that are pushing the Republic of Srpska (RS) towards a breakaway. The public expects an investigation following Jovanović’s comments in “Čeda must be investigated“.

DANAS – “Serious accusations, dubious evidence“ on Jovanović’s latest clash, this time with members of the government. Following a meeting between Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremić and his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov, the daily says “Common position on Kosovo“. Also featured is an article on professor and politician, the late Ivan Đurić, ten years after his death, entitled ”Faith in enduring values”.

KURIR – In “Dramatic: Patriarch falls silent”, the tabloid claims that Patriarch Pavle is no longer able to speak, as of yesterday. “Vlade Divac clever clogs” says that the basketball legend won RSD 1.25mn in a Who Wants to be a Millionaire new year special.

POLITIIKA – The paper leads with “U.S. embassy refutes Jovanović again“. Vuk Jeremić says “One more concession to Albanians in Vienna“. Russian Troika representative Aleksandr Botsan-Kharchenko says in an interview that “I expect Belgrade to develop ideas further“.

PRESS – Belgrade journalist Bratislav Grubačić talks about his relationship with the LDP leader in “Čeda hid stolen weapons at my house“. The controversial document suggesting that Delta owner Miroslav Mišković offered to influence government policy on Kosovo in exchange for a U.S. visa is treated in “US embassy: Čeda and Blic lying“.