Press: North Kosovo turmoil, elections

The papers seem to have found a pattern, focusing on elections and Kosovo day in, day out. BLIC—Campaigning is well under way and Strategic Marketing's Srdjan Bogosavljevic says, "Serbia will choose European path". Press: North Kosovo turmoil, elections As for the other issue, Kosovo, "Government in Belgrade plays with Serbs in Kosovo", says the daily. VECERNJE NOVOSTI—"I am bringing down the Berlin wall in Serbia", says Novi Sad mayoress Maja Gojkovic in an interview. "Battle is fought with the hero's rifle", is a pun on a Serbian proverb, while the article looks at the latest projects out of the Military-Technological Institute. GAZETA—The Kosovska Mitrovica court standoff is reported under, "Tanks against Serbs". The paper claims that UNMIK will use force to re-occupy the building. Meanwhile, a Ukrainian solider who put a small Serbian flag on his vehicle has been suspended: "Ukrainian fired because of Serbian flag". GLAS JAVNOSTI—"Oil dries up", is about the high demand for vital resources. "Dinkic on Ceda's list?", the paper speculates about election coalitions, before it was announced today that Dinkic will after all end up on "Boris' list". "Many dead in series of explosions", says that blasts at an arms depot near Tirana caused a tragedy. KURIR—"Dzaja out on Thursday", the tabloid's front page says that the disgraced former Red Star executive will be released from custody. "What gifts did Voja and Boris get", another front page item wonders, and looks into the pair's official list of gifts received while holding state office. POLITIKA—The daily's Sunday theme is entitled, "Who's afraid of Radicals?", and also brings an interview with Tomislav Nikolic, excerpts here. "200 dead and wounded in explosion near Tirana", more on the deadly accident in Albania yesterday. PRESS—"Europe threatens", the tabloid says, and explains the EU has "decided to punish Serbia and send it into a deep financial crisis if we turn our backs on EU integration". "Only with DSS-naturally", Velimir Ilic of New Serbia is quoted.

Press: North Kosovo turmoil, elections

As for the other issue, Kosovo, "Government in Belgrade plays with Serbs in Kosovo", says the daily.

VEČERNJE NOVOSTI—"I am bringing down the Berlin wall in Serbia", says Novi Sad mayoress Maja Gojković in an interview.

"Battle is fought with the hero's rifle", is a pun on a Serbian proverb, while the article looks at the latest projects out of the Military-Technological Institute.

GAZETA—The Kosovska Mitrovica court standoff is reported under, "Tanks against Serbs". The paper claims that UNMIK will use force to re-occupy the building.

Meanwhile, a Ukrainian solider who put a small Serbian flag on his vehicle has been suspended: "Ukrainian fired because of Serbian flag".

GLAS JAVNOSTI—"Oil dries up", is about the high demand for vital resources.

"Dinkić on Čeda's list?", the paper speculates about election coalitions, before it was announced today that Dinkić will after all end up on "Boris' list".

"Many dead in series of explosions", says that blasts at an arms depot near Tirana caused a tragedy.

KURIR—"Džaja out on Thursday", the tabloid's front page says that the disgraced former Red Star executive will be released from custody.

"What gifts did Voja and Boris get", another front page item wonders, and looks into the pair's official list of gifts received while holding state office.

POLITIKA—The daily's Sunday theme is entitled, "Who's afraid of Radicals?", and also brings an interview with Tomislav Nikolić, excerpts here.

"200 dead and wounded in explosion near Tirana", more on the deadly accident in Albania yesterday.

PRESS—"Europe threatens", the tabloid says, and explains the EU has "decided to punish Serbia and send it into a deep financial crisis if we turn our backs on EU integration".

"Only with DSS-naturally", Velimir Ilić of New Serbia is quoted.