Press: Chaos in Kosovska Mitrovica

The dailies today lead with the UNMIK-KFOR raid in Kosovska Mitrovica that sparked serious violence. ALO—"Resistance to injustice", the front page says, about the unrest in northern Kosovska Mitrovica yesterday, that erupted after UNMIK and KFOR decided to arrest Serb judicial workers protesting in a court building in the divided town. Press: Chaos in Kosovska Mitrovica "Vuk and Canak on Tadic's list", says that Vuk Draskovic and Nenad Canak are the latest additions to Boris Tadic's Democrats (DS) coalition. "Cane awaits indictment in Geneva", the latest on the whereabouts of indicted Serbian cigarette smuggling kingpin, Stanko Subotic, a.k.a. Cane. BLIC—"Dangerous toying with fate of Kosovo Serbs", is the daily's take on yesterday's turmoil that ended with over 100 injuries at one fatality. "New government without DSS", reports about the election hopes of the DSS opponents. BORBA—"More than 100 injured", the daily leads with the Kosovska Mitrovica clashes. "1.5 billion for elections", is the financial price tag on the snap parliamentary polls called for May. VECERNJE NOVOSTI—"Tanks against unarmed Serbs", more on the escalating Kosovo crisis. The four murders in a village near Bujanovac, when an abusive man killed his wife, two children and mother-in-law, are reported under, "Man kills whole family". GAZETA—"War for Mitrovica", is about the clashes in the northern Kosovo town. "Whole family killed", more on the massacre in the village of Krsevica. GLAS JAVNOSTI—"Brutal KFOR action against Serbs", says the front page. "Serbia must turn its bank to this EU", Bishop Artemije is interviewed. "Save us from hunger", is about the Magnohrom Kraljevo workers' protest in Belgrade. DANAS—"Serb judges arrested and then released", is the paper's take on the main story yesterday. Late Zoran Djindjic's family attorney says, "Perpetrators were known as assassination took place". G17 Plus official and outgoing Health Minister Tomica MIlosavljevic, offers some deep thoughts: "Power does not change people, it just shows their real colors". KURIR—"Massacre", is the huge headline to the Kosovska Mitrovica report. "Father kills children", the tabloid also says on the front page. POLITIKA—"Brutal UNMIK raid into Mitrovica court", leads the daily, and brings a huge photo of the chaos yesterday on the front page. "Serb fight for Islamic states", is about Belgrade's ongoing efforts to limit the number of recognitions of Kosovo Albanians' unilateral independence declaration. Indonesia and Azerbaijan are listed as the latest countries that have decided against recognizing. PRESS—"Chaos in Kosovo", is about Kosovska Mitrovica early Monday. "Massacre in Bujanovac", another self-explanatory headline from the tabloid.

Press: Chaos in Kosovska Mitrovica

"Vuk and Čanak on Tadić's list", says that Vuk Drašković and Nenad Čanak are the latest additions to Boris Tadić's Democrats (DS) coalition.

"Cane awaits indictment in Geneva", the latest on the whereabouts of indicted Serbian cigarette smuggling kingpin, Stanko Subotić, a.k.a. Cane.

BLIC—"Dangerous toying with fate of Kosovo Serbs", is the daily's take on yesterday's turmoil that ended with over 100 injuries at one fatality.

"New government without DSS", reports about the election hopes of the DSS opponents.

BORBA—"More than 100 injured", the daily leads with the Kosovska Mitrovica clashes.

"1.5 billion for elections", is the financial price tag on the snap parliamentary polls called for May.

VEČERNJE NOVOSTI—"Tanks against unarmed Serbs", more on the escalating Kosovo crisis.

The four murders in a village near Bujanovac, when an abusive man killed his wife, two children and mother-in-law, are reported under, "Man kills whole family".

GAZETA—"War for Mitrovica", is about the clashes in the northern Kosovo town.

"Whole family killed", more on the massacre in the village of Krševica.

GLAS JAVNOSTI—"Brutal KFOR action against Serbs", says the front page.

"Serbia must turn its bank to this EU", Bishop Artemije is interviewed.

"Save us from hunger", is about the Magnohrom Kraljevo workers' protest in Belgrade.

DANAS—"Serb judges arrested and then released", is the paper's take on the main story yesterday.

Late Zoran Đinđić's family attorney says, "Perpetrators were known as assassination took place".

G17 Plus official and outgoing Health Minister Tomica MIlosavljević, offers some deep thoughts: "Power does not change people, it just shows their real colors".

KURIR—"Massacre", is the huge headline to the Kosovska Mitrovica report.

"Father kills children", the tabloid also says on the front page.

POLITIKA—"Brutal UNMIK raid into Mitrovica court", leads the daily, and brings a huge photo of the chaos yesterday on the front page.

"Serb fight for Islamic states", is about Belgrade's ongoing efforts to limit the number of recognitions of Kosovo Albanians' unilateral independence declaration. Indonesia and Azerbaijan are listed as the latest countries that have decided against recognizing.

PRESS—"Chaos in Kosovo", is about Kosovska Mitrovica early Monday.

"Massacre in Bujanovac", another self-explanatory headline from the tabloid.