Press: Silent power handover

The dailies are today reporting about the new government, and even look into the issue of its "horoscope sign". ALO—According to the tabloid, this government is born under the sign of Cancer, and consequently, "Ministers' egos are greatest threat". Press: Silent power handover "Some drugs turn toxic in sun", the front page then goes scientific, to explain the dangers and symptoms of medication poisoning. BLIC—"Dacic moves into Djindjic cabinet", the daily reports that government HQ offices once occupied by slain Premier Zoran Djindjic are now used by SPS leader Ivica Dacic. BORBA—"Cabinet has work cut out", is another look at what the new government is now facing. VECERNJE NOVOSTI—"Grip for luck", says of Mirko Cvetkovic's handshake with Vojislav Kostunica during a low-key takeover ceremony yesterday. "EXIT at glance", is dedicated to the music festival set to start tomorrow in Novi Sad. GAZETA—Miladin Kovacevic, who jumped bail stateside and returned to Serbia, told this tabloid: "I'm scared for my sister". GLAS JAVNOSTI—"Dacic goes to Jocic first", looks at how the first day on the new job went for the new cabinet members. "FBI chases Serb for fight, too", says that Kovacevic is now facing an Interpol warrant as well. DANAS—"Parliament to debate SAA, gas agreement on Friday", announces this newspaper. "Serbia to return ambassadors by end of July", says that ambassadors withdrawn from countries Serbia said had illegally recognized Kosovo Albanian's declaration will go back to work. KURIR—"Krkobabic dynasty", the tabloid says that one of the deputy PMs, Jovan Krkobabic, is guilty of nepotism. "I don't accept!", Nenad Canak, the LSV leader, is interviewed about the DS-SPS coalition. POLITIKA—"Power handed over in whisper", the daily describes the brief ceremony in Belgrade yesterday. "West delighted, stock market not so much", looks at the effects of the cabinet election. "Ambassadors won't go back for now", FM Vuk Jeremic tells the daily in an interview. PRESS—"Man turns in EUR 30,000", says that a Kragujevac worker did this with the bank robbery money he found.

Press: Silent power handover

"Some drugs turn toxic in sun", the front page then goes scientific, to explain the dangers and symptoms of medication poisoning.

BLIC—"Dačić moves into Đinđić cabinet", the daily reports that government HQ offices once occupied by slain Premier Zoran Đinđić are now used by SPS leader Ivica Dačić.

BORBA—"Cabinet has work cut out", is another look at what the new government is now facing.

VEČERNJE NOVOSTI—"Grip for luck", says of Mirko Cvetković's handshake with Vojislav Koštunica during a low-key takeover ceremony yesterday.

"EXIT at glance", is dedicated to the music festival set to start tomorrow in Novi Sad.

GAZETA—Miladin Kovačević, who jumped bail stateside and returned to Serbia, told this tabloid: "I'm scared for my sister".

GLAS JAVNOSTI—"Dačić goes to Jočić first", looks at how the first day on the new job went for the new cabinet members.

"FBI chases Serb for fight, too", says that Kovačević is now facing an Interpol warrant as well.

DANAS—"Parliament to debate SAA, gas agreement on Friday", announces this newspaper.

"Serbia to return ambassadors by end of July", says that ambassadors withdrawn from countries Serbia said had illegally recognized Kosovo Albanian's declaration will go back to work.

KURIR—"Krkobabić dynasty", the tabloid says that one of the deputy PMs, Jovan Krkobabić, is guilty of nepotism.

"I don't accept!", Nenad Čanak, the LSV leader, is interviewed about the DS-SPS coalition.

POLITIKA—"Power handed over in whisper", the daily describes the brief ceremony in Belgrade yesterday.

"West delighted, stock market not so much", looks at the effects of the cabinet election.

"Ambassadors won't go back for now", FM Vuk Jeremić tells the daily in an interview.

PRESS—"Man turns in EUR 30,000", says that a Kragujevac worker did this with the bank robbery money he found.