Press: Guča trumpets, crimes suspects

The newspapers today mostly lead with Guca, strong dinar, and various fugitives from justice stories. ALO—"Strong dinar paid for by ordinary folks", the tabloid looks at the price of the strong dinar, brought about by the NBS measures. Press: Guca trumpets, crimes suspects "We are becoming family again", Radovan Karadzic's daughter Sonja is quoted on the front page. BLIC—This paper is interviewing Defense Minister Dragan Sutanovac: "Mladic, surrender!". "Negotiations over Kovacevic trial in America", speculates about the case of Miladin Kovacevic. "Five days of trumpets and crazy fun", sums up the gist of the Dragacevo Brass Band Assembly, knows as the Guca festival. BORBA—"Belgrade has every right", this daily quotes and opinion piece from London's Guardian newspaper, arguing that Serbia ought not to be obstructed as it seeks the ICJ opinion over Kosovo. VECERNJE NOVOSTI—The coordinator of the National Hague Cooperation Council, Rasim Ljajic, is interviewed: "We're waiting for Ratko Mladic's mistake". "Prices stronger than dinar", is another look at central bank's intervention in the hard currency market. "Guca lures with trumpet", announces the start of the brass band festival today. GAZETA—"Carla defends Rasa", says this tabloid, where the latter is Hague indictee Radovan Karadzic. The article says the court's former chief prosecutor, Carla Del Ponte, will be asked to testify for the defense once the trial kicks off. GLAS JAVNOSTI—Kosta Cavoski, a pro-Karadzic figure, says, "Boris offered Radovan to Dodik". "He won't be taken alive", is about another Hague fugitive, Ratko Mladic. "To Guca, through woods and corn fields", describes one way of getting to the music festival in central Serbia. DANAS—"More than RSD 2mn for MP apartment rentals", looks at how much the Serbian tax payer has to put aside for the benefit of its elected parliament representatives. "Intention to stop wave of recognitions", is about Serbia's initiatives over Kosovo. "Solution in next two weeks", says of the Kovacevic case. KURIR—The tabloid claims that Radovan Karadzic's Dr. Dragan Dabic persona had a website where proverbs like these appeared: "Message to traitors: Curse". "NBS defends euro from dinar", is the paper's take on the latest central bank measures. POLITIKA—"National bank defends euro", this front page says as well. "New ID cards unreadable", is about the new biometric personal documents. While the new IDs contain chips, it appears the chip readers are lacking. "Simmering cabbage, shining trumpets", reports from Guca. PRESS—This tabloid claims the United States have made the payment promised in case they received information leading to Radovan Karadzic's arrest: "USD 5mn paid for Radovan".

Press: Guča trumpets, crimes suspects

"We are becoming family again", Radovan Karadžić's daughter Sonja is quoted on the front page.

BLIC—This paper is interviewing Defense Minister Dragan Šutanovac: "Mladić, surrender!".

"Negotiations over Kovačević trial in America", speculates about the case of Miladin Kovačević.

"Five days of trumpets and crazy fun", sums up the gist of the Dragačevo Brass Band Assembly, knows as the Guča festival.

BORBA—"Belgrade has every right", this daily quotes and opinion piece from London's Guardian newspaper, arguing that Serbia ought not to be obstructed as it seeks the ICJ opinion over Kosovo.

VEČERNJE NOVOSTI—The coordinator of the National Hague Cooperation Council, Rasim Ljajić, is interviewed: "We're waiting for Ratko Mladić's mistake".

"Prices stronger than dinar", is another look at central bank's intervention in the hard currency market.

"Guča lures with trumpet", announces the start of the brass band festival today.

GAZETA—"Carla defends Raša", says this tabloid, where the latter is Hague indictee Radovan Karadžić. The article says the court's former chief prosecutor, Carla Del Ponte, will be asked to testify for the defense once the trial kicks off.

GLAS JAVNOSTI—Kosta Čavoški, a pro-Karadžić figure, says, "Boris offered Radovan to Dodik".

"He won't be taken alive", is about another Hague fugitive, Ratko Mladić.

"To Guča, through woods and corn fields", describes one way of getting to the music festival in central Serbia.

DANAS—"More than RSD 2mn for MP apartment rentals", looks at how much the Serbian tax payer has to put aside for the benefit of its elected parliament representatives.

"Intention to stop wave of recognitions", is about Serbia's initiatives over Kosovo.

"Solution in next two weeks", says of the Kovačević case.

KURIR—The tabloid claims that Radovan Karadžić's Dr. Dragan Dabić persona had a website where proverbs like these appeared: "Message to traitors: Curse".

"NBS defends euro from dinar", is the paper's take on the latest central bank measures.

POLITIKA—"National bank defends euro", this front page says as well.

"New ID cards unreadable", is about the new biometric personal documents. While the new IDs contain chips, it appears the chip readers are lacking.

"Simmering cabbage, shining trumpets", reports from Guča.

PRESS—This tabloid claims the United States have made the payment promised in case they received information leading to Radovan Karadžić's arrest: "USD 5mn paid for Radovan".