Liaison officers start work on Monday

" I wonder what Panicevic has done wrong to be sent to work in pristina as his punishment."

is that so? I thought Serbs love 'Kosovo' and revere any moment that they spent there. isn't it the 'heart' of Serbia? or has the amputation now been complete?

"Kosovo has nothing,..."


and in your version Serbia is the one to look after kosova? the same serbia that has been described as a general election away from bankruptcy? that serbia? you've become my favorite poster, for the nonsense that you come up with here. serbia, the El Dorado of the world!!!

"The basic communication will be focused on EULEX, he remarked, but added he would also communicate with Albanians in order to facilitate the implementation of the agreement."

The EULEX mission expires on 1st July 2014, so who will he be communicating with in 12 months time? I somehow doubt that the Kosovo Assembly will agree once again agree to extend EULEX's mandate.

only 17 Serbs living in Priština now - and that he would "be the 18th." Before the war, there were 40,000 Serbs living in the town, he told Belgrade's Pink TV on Monday.


And somehow the rats come here and talk about ethnic cleansing.

Everyone can see by the duties he has he is an ambassador from Serbia to kosova and Serbia is so close to recognizing kosova independence that it's not clear at all why it isn't!!

(Ian, UK, 17 June 2013 09:43)

When you live from hand to mouth with Euros from Brussels they tell you to jump and Thaci asks how high. I’m amazed that you even asked such a question. Kosovo has nothing, it relies on aid to survive and you talk as if the Kosovo Assembly has some level of authority.

Kosovo Prime Minister Hashim Thaci stated that after the exchange of liaison officers, "Kosovo would be represented in Belgrade at a diplomatic level,"

Yes, exactly the same way Kosovo is represented as a state in the UN assembly :)

It sounds like Peci got a promotion, sent to work in Belgrade. I wonder what Panicevic has done wrong to be sent to work in pristina as his punishment.

Please refer to the very last sentence of this article, "After this short statement, reporters were not allowed to ask Peci any questions." ...
...and tell me, what does that say about the democratic Serbia ?

be extremely careful, otherwise he would not even notice how jihadists would remove his kidneys while working - this what they are famous for, besides the other organised crime activites that even Luc Besson paid noticed that...

Deport him, i don't want any serbs in Prishtina.

This is the first Serbian ambassador to Prishtina.

you can come up with a better snide than that sj. the entire EU is bankrupt? dear me, you really are something else and this is no compliment. so according to you, serbia has enough to look after Kosova and some more but the EU doesn't? its odd that, with Serbia being so rich and having such unlimited resources, the country has an unemployment rate of around 26% and average wage of around 350 EURO's and a general election away from bankruptcy! and you tell me you give people financial advise? which company is it that you work for? the imaginary institute?

Nikoelle,

Serbs love Kosovo i Metohjia, not a corrupt pristina run by murderous mafia kingpins!

robert1899

you must have loved 'your' 'Kosmet' when it was under the control of the transparent, democratic and egalitarian stewardship of Sloba. its good too see how much ordinary Serbs 'adore' 'Kosovo', when one is given a chance to work there, its oh woe is them! p.s. Kosova is not run by the the Albanian mafia, its run by the EU, they have the power to veto any decision the Albanian 'mafia' takes

The duties are clear and Pavicevic is an ambassador. I was wondering what the diplomatic immunity was and it's constantly being surrounded by Serbian police in kosova. Same thing for the albanian!

Speaking for B92 last week, Pavićević said that as far as he was informed, there were only 17 Serbs living in Priština now - and that he would "be the 18th." Before the war, there were 40,000 Serbs living in the town, he told Belgrade's Pink TV on Monday.

Serbs came in masses as "izbeglice" from Croatia and Bosnia, trying to eat with golden spoon as per Slobo slogan.

(sj, 18 June 2013 01:00)

Let's suppose that all your analysis is right, Mr. Chief of Economics.
Can you please propose a solution?
Long time we did not read of any of your news about economic situation in Serbia. Can you please update us pizza deliverers? :)

I came here specifically hoping to read "Brian" derpa-derping on about ambassadors. He never disappoints with his fantasies.

This is the first Serbian ambassador to Prishtina.
(Avni, 17 June 2013 18:45)
If you cannot read it says liaison officers, and it will stay like this. Kosovo will never bi a country and will never have any ambassadors.

Deport him, i don't want any serbs in Prishtina.
(Bridge, 17 June 2013 18:00)

Do you live in Pristina racist? If not, shut the Hell up.

I now understand Albanian terminology. In English an Ambassador means an Ambassador while in Albanian the term social security recipient means fully employed.

The EULEX mission expires on 1st July 2014, so who will he be communicating with in 12 months time?
(Ian, UK, 17 June 2013 09:43)

In all likelihood his fellow citizens in Gracanica, Strpce, Kosovska Mitrovica, the seventeen remaining Serbs in Pristina, and anyone else comprising the Assembly of Serbian Municipalities that some still think won't be an autonomous body :)

Please refer to the very last sentence of this article, "After this short statement, reporters were not allowed to ask Peci any questions." ...
...and tell me, what does that say about the democratic Serbia ?
(buRh+O, 17 June 2013 18:51)

Well it tells me that since Peci is already under the delusion that he's serving as some sort of "ambassador", it's best if reporters don't scare him with reality by asking how can someone serve as ambassador if no diplomatic relations have been established. We should thank whoever didn't allow reporters to ask him any questions since he'd be made a fool of.

And the last thing anyone would want is to make an Albanian look like a fool.

Nikoelle,

Serbs love Kosovo i Metohjia, not a corrupt pristina run by murderous mafia kingpins!
(robert1899, 17 June 2013 16:35)
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Hahaha serbs love the land and the people, that's y you lost Kosovo forever

(Ian, UK, 17 June 2013 09:43)

When you live from hand to mouth with Euros from Brussels they tell you to jump and Thaci asks how high. I’m amazed that you even asked such a question. Kosovo has nothing, it relies on aid to survive and you talk as if the Kosovo Assembly has some level of authority.
(sj, 17 June 2013 10:25)

I think Ian might have asked that question after reading the brilliant analysis of the CE of B92 forums sj who has already determined that the EU is broke and has run out of cash. As a result there is not much Thaci can expect from the broke EU. Not sure why you'd be amazed with the analysis of the CE of B92 forums sj...

P.S. CE = Chief Economist

(Nikolle, 17 June 2013 12:56)

I’ve now the error of my ways and now see that Kosovo has all the resources to become a self-sustaining independent country. It has sufficient water resources, minerals, energy etc. I now see that Kosovo is beginning to stand on its own two feet and will in a short time surpass Serbia and the rest of Europe. This is called living in a dream – Kosovo would collapse if the EU was not providing it with money.

On the issue of bankruptcy, the entire EU is either technically bankrupt or on the edge with only couple of exceptions so whets your point about Serbia. If you have been on Mars let me tell you that the world is going through another GFC. We now have China’s economy slowing down and if you think life in Kosovo is hard now wait till this financial crises hits.

The Albanians dreaming. I love these pizzas deliverers trying to pass themselves off as fanatical experts. Nik stick to delivering the pizzas on time otherwise it will come out of your pocket.

@ (buRh+O

You have it backwards, it was the authorities in Pristina, who were ordered by their EU and American masters, to make sure he does not say anything stupid as is customary for Albanians. Therefore no questions

I repeat that those are neither diplomatic missions, nor embassies, nor liaison offices, those are liaison officers...

Wow, good that he put to rest all of Serbia's fears. Yes, they will be liaison officers, but they will not be working in liaison offices, so it is all ok!

(Simpatiku, 18 June 2013 13:35)

As I said Albanians have a very poor understanding of the English language and that is despite some of them being born in an English speaking country. However, let me repeat it for you. A liaison officer is a contact point nothing more and nothing less. An Ambassador is something completely different; here we have a person representing a recognised country that carries with him/her full diplomatic entitlements and privileges.
For the 1000th time let me repeat myself on the issue of Serbian economy. It not good at all; Serbia is in an economic quagmire that will take a long time to get out; its wages are very low and unemployment is up to if not over 30%. Now I hope the Albanians take note of my comment and stop asking the same stupid question over and over again.
Having said all this Serbia is the only former Yugo republic that has the potential to succeed. It can achieve a high standard of living as it has all resources to do just that.
Now if you look at Serbia in isolation it does look very bad but considering the entire globe is in an economic recession and some in a depression Serbia is not going too bad. We need the surrounding EU economies to recover to see just where Serbia sits.
I’m still waiting for a rational explanation about Slovenia????

(Nikolle, 18 June 2013 10:04)

Serbia is in such a poor state and I don’t refute that fact, but is Kosovo going?. Tell us how wealthy Kosovo is compared to Serbia. How its economy is growing and it only has 45% (and falling) unemployment and how Brussels has promised to increase its budget for Kosovo.
Please let us all know. I know I’m in need of a good laugh. Now do tell us all what happened to Slovenia??? What went wrong in paradise???

Everyone can see by the duties he has he is an ambassador from Serbia to kosova and Serbia is so close to recognizing kosova independence that it's not clear at all why it isn't!!
(Brian, 17 June 2013 14:31)

Its not so hard to take up a dictionary and look up the word Liasion officer. He has no embassy, no diplomatic status=No ambassador. Its as easy as that.

...and who has ever said that Kosova is paved with gold sj? It isn't, however that's not been discussed, it's your assertion that piss poor Serbia has enoug to look after Kosova that I am refuting. Serbia doesn't have enough to look after itself never mind absorbing more territory with a hostile population, but then, simple logic has never been your forte. As for Slovenia, however bad it is, it's miles ahead of Serbia, in fact it's so far ahead, they can't even see you on their rear view mirrors

(Nikolle, 19 June 2013 10:33)

Kosovo paved with gold?? You guys have been repeating it over and over again, that’s who.
Now tell me how Kosovo is going to survive. Nothing too elaborate just outline how this will be done. Do you think the EU will open its gates and allow the Albanians to look for work in the EU? You’re in for a big surprise. Brussels has already mentioned at these talks of allowing Albanians to look for work in Serbia – these a long term plans.
“absorbing more territory with a hostile population..”
Its funny Albanians are hostile towards Serbia absorbing..... There is nothing to absorb; Kosovo belongs to Serbia. There is not a cave painting that connects Kosovo to Albanians. Even travel books on Kosovo talk about Serbian monasteries and churches as places of beauty and interest. They mention a couple mosques and a couple of other buildings built by the Ottomans, but NOTHING about Albanians building anything – these are books written by the west.
There are dozens of Albanians sent back to Kosovo each week who look for work in Serbia. Now here we have a hostile population but they don’t mind working for Serbs. They even try and pass themselves off as Serbians. You’re strange lot.
On Slovenia, Yeah they are better off. LOL LOL. When was the last time you watched Slovenian news????? Slovenia is BROKE and wages, pensions all have to be reduced to less than what they pay in Serbia mate.

P.S. CE = Chief Economist
(icj1, 18 June 2013 05:17)

Welcome back I have really missed your asinine statements and some of your logic which not only dazzles but absolutely amazes me.
You are so right the EU is awash with money. Now you can sleep easy as they will have more than sufficient to pay your social security entitlements.

oj sj, no point in repeating ourselves. you have been telling us now for a while that Serbia is being asked that Albanians are to be allowed to seek employment there (for a start, who on earth goes to Serbia to look for work, where the average wage is 350 EURO's ?), of course, not a single article has ever said this or can be found to imply this, but then, we all know your sources are watertight


"There are dozens of Albanians sent back to Kosovo each week who look for work in Serbia."

link please, evidence, there's no pint in you writing nonsense. never have i found one article that claims this.

Slovenia: 8.4% unemployment
Serbia: 26%

Slovenia: exports: $28.77 billion
Serbia: exports: $11.45 billion

Slovenia should look after Kosova, it can afford it more than Serbia

oj sj, no point in repeating ourselves. you have been telling us now for a while that Serbia is being asked that Albanians are to be allowed to seek employment there (for a start, who on earth goes to Serbia to look for work, where the average wage is 350 EURO's ?),

Well, most probably an Albanian from Kosovo where the average pay is below 150 euros a month and the unemployment rate is above 50%. Why dont you mention the numbers of Kosovo export and compare those to Slovenia?Oh wait..I bet I know why :)

Wrong again Daniel, the average monthly salary in Kosova is 300 EUROs, so who on Earth bothers with the hassle of going to Serbia for 50 more? In sj's imagination, we all do, the only problem is that it's sj's imagination and not real life. As for Slovenia, excuse me, we were discussing the assertion that Serbia is better of economically

Kosovo Prime Minister Hashim Thaci stated that after the exchange of liaison officers, "Kosovo would be represented in Belgrade at a diplomatic level,"

Yes, exactly the same way Kosovo is represented as a state in the UN assembly :)

be extremely careful, otherwise he would not even notice how jihadists would remove his kidneys while working - this what they are famous for, besides the other organised crime activites that even Luc Besson paid noticed that...

only 17 Serbs living in Priština now - and that he would "be the 18th." Before the war, there were 40,000 Serbs living in the town, he told Belgrade's Pink TV on Monday.


And somehow the rats come here and talk about ethnic cleansing.

(Ian, UK, 17 June 2013 09:43)

When you live from hand to mouth with Euros from Brussels they tell you to jump and Thaci asks how high. I’m amazed that you even asked such a question. Kosovo has nothing, it relies on aid to survive and you talk as if the Kosovo Assembly has some level of authority.

Nikoelle,

Serbs love Kosovo i Metohjia, not a corrupt pristina run by murderous mafia kingpins!

I came here specifically hoping to read "Brian" derpa-derping on about ambassadors. He never disappoints with his fantasies.

"The basic communication will be focused on EULEX, he remarked, but added he would also communicate with Albanians in order to facilitate the implementation of the agreement."

The EULEX mission expires on 1st July 2014, so who will he be communicating with in 12 months time? I somehow doubt that the Kosovo Assembly will agree once again agree to extend EULEX's mandate.

It sounds like Peci got a promotion, sent to work in Belgrade. I wonder what Panicevic has done wrong to be sent to work in pristina as his punishment.

"Kosovo has nothing,..."


and in your version Serbia is the one to look after kosova? the same serbia that has been described as a general election away from bankruptcy? that serbia? you've become my favorite poster, for the nonsense that you come up with here. serbia, the El Dorado of the world!!!

Everyone can see by the duties he has he is an ambassador from Serbia to kosova and Serbia is so close to recognizing kosova independence that it's not clear at all why it isn't!!

" I wonder what Panicevic has done wrong to be sent to work in pristina as his punishment."

is that so? I thought Serbs love 'Kosovo' and revere any moment that they spent there. isn't it the 'heart' of Serbia? or has the amputation now been complete?

The EULEX mission expires on 1st July 2014, so who will he be communicating with in 12 months time?
(Ian, UK, 17 June 2013 09:43)

In all likelihood his fellow citizens in Gracanica, Strpce, Kosovska Mitrovica, the seventeen remaining Serbs in Pristina, and anyone else comprising the Assembly of Serbian Municipalities that some still think won't be an autonomous body :)

I now understand Albanian terminology. In English an Ambassador means an Ambassador while in Albanian the term social security recipient means fully employed.

Please refer to the very last sentence of this article, "After this short statement, reporters were not allowed to ask Peci any questions." ...
...and tell me, what does that say about the democratic Serbia ?
(buRh+O, 17 June 2013 18:51)

Well it tells me that since Peci is already under the delusion that he's serving as some sort of "ambassador", it's best if reporters don't scare him with reality by asking how can someone serve as ambassador if no diplomatic relations have been established. We should thank whoever didn't allow reporters to ask him any questions since he'd be made a fool of.

And the last thing anyone would want is to make an Albanian look like a fool.

This is the first Serbian ambassador to Prishtina.

The duties are clear and Pavicevic is an ambassador. I was wondering what the diplomatic immunity was and it's constantly being surrounded by Serbian police in kosova. Same thing for the albanian!

Deport him, i don't want any serbs in Prishtina.

This is the first Serbian ambassador to Prishtina.
(Avni, 17 June 2013 18:45)
If you cannot read it says liaison officers, and it will stay like this. Kosovo will never bi a country and will never have any ambassadors.

(Nikolle, 17 June 2013 12:56)

I’ve now the error of my ways and now see that Kosovo has all the resources to become a self-sustaining independent country. It has sufficient water resources, minerals, energy etc. I now see that Kosovo is beginning to stand on its own two feet and will in a short time surpass Serbia and the rest of Europe. This is called living in a dream – Kosovo would collapse if the EU was not providing it with money.

On the issue of bankruptcy, the entire EU is either technically bankrupt or on the edge with only couple of exceptions so whets your point about Serbia. If you have been on Mars let me tell you that the world is going through another GFC. We now have China’s economy slowing down and if you think life in Kosovo is hard now wait till this financial crises hits.

The Albanians dreaming. I love these pizzas deliverers trying to pass themselves off as fanatical experts. Nik stick to delivering the pizzas on time otherwise it will come out of your pocket.

@ (buRh+O

You have it backwards, it was the authorities in Pristina, who were ordered by their EU and American masters, to make sure he does not say anything stupid as is customary for Albanians. Therefore no questions

robert1899

you must have loved 'your' 'Kosmet' when it was under the control of the transparent, democratic and egalitarian stewardship of Sloba. its good too see how much ordinary Serbs 'adore' 'Kosovo', when one is given a chance to work there, its oh woe is them! p.s. Kosova is not run by the the Albanian mafia, its run by the EU, they have the power to veto any decision the Albanian 'mafia' takes

Nikoelle,

Serbs love Kosovo i Metohjia, not a corrupt pristina run by murderous mafia kingpins!
(robert1899, 17 June 2013 16:35)
# Comment link

Hahaha serbs love the land and the people, that's y you lost Kosovo forever

you can come up with a better snide than that sj. the entire EU is bankrupt? dear me, you really are something else and this is no compliment. so according to you, serbia has enough to look after Kosova and some more but the EU doesn't? its odd that, with Serbia being so rich and having such unlimited resources, the country has an unemployment rate of around 26% and average wage of around 350 EURO's and a general election away from bankruptcy! and you tell me you give people financial advise? which company is it that you work for? the imaginary institute?

(Simpatiku, 18 June 2013 13:35)

As I said Albanians have a very poor understanding of the English language and that is despite some of them being born in an English speaking country. However, let me repeat it for you. A liaison officer is a contact point nothing more and nothing less. An Ambassador is something completely different; here we have a person representing a recognised country that carries with him/her full diplomatic entitlements and privileges.
For the 1000th time let me repeat myself on the issue of Serbian economy. It not good at all; Serbia is in an economic quagmire that will take a long time to get out; its wages are very low and unemployment is up to if not over 30%. Now I hope the Albanians take note of my comment and stop asking the same stupid question over and over again.
Having said all this Serbia is the only former Yugo republic that has the potential to succeed. It can achieve a high standard of living as it has all resources to do just that.
Now if you look at Serbia in isolation it does look very bad but considering the entire globe is in an economic recession and some in a depression Serbia is not going too bad. We need the surrounding EU economies to recover to see just where Serbia sits.
I’m still waiting for a rational explanation about Slovenia????

(Nikolle, 18 June 2013 10:04)

Serbia is in such a poor state and I don’t refute that fact, but is Kosovo going?. Tell us how wealthy Kosovo is compared to Serbia. How its economy is growing and it only has 45% (and falling) unemployment and how Brussels has promised to increase its budget for Kosovo.
Please let us all know. I know I’m in need of a good laugh. Now do tell us all what happened to Slovenia??? What went wrong in paradise???

Everyone can see by the duties he has he is an ambassador from Serbia to kosova and Serbia is so close to recognizing kosova independence that it's not clear at all why it isn't!!
(Brian, 17 June 2013 14:31)

Its not so hard to take up a dictionary and look up the word Liasion officer. He has no embassy, no diplomatic status=No ambassador. Its as easy as that.

...and who has ever said that Kosova is paved with gold sj? It isn't, however that's not been discussed, it's your assertion that piss poor Serbia has enoug to look after Kosova that I am refuting. Serbia doesn't have enough to look after itself never mind absorbing more territory with a hostile population, but then, simple logic has never been your forte. As for Slovenia, however bad it is, it's miles ahead of Serbia, in fact it's so far ahead, they can't even see you on their rear view mirrors

oj sj, no point in repeating ourselves. you have been telling us now for a while that Serbia is being asked that Albanians are to be allowed to seek employment there (for a start, who on earth goes to Serbia to look for work, where the average wage is 350 EURO's ?), of course, not a single article has ever said this or can be found to imply this, but then, we all know your sources are watertight


"There are dozens of Albanians sent back to Kosovo each week who look for work in Serbia."

link please, evidence, there's no pint in you writing nonsense. never have i found one article that claims this.

Slovenia: 8.4% unemployment
Serbia: 26%

Slovenia: exports: $28.77 billion
Serbia: exports: $11.45 billion

Slovenia should look after Kosova, it can afford it more than Serbia

Deport him, i don't want any serbs in Prishtina.
(Bridge, 17 June 2013 18:00)

Do you live in Pristina racist? If not, shut the Hell up.

(Ian, UK, 17 June 2013 09:43)

When you live from hand to mouth with Euros from Brussels they tell you to jump and Thaci asks how high. I’m amazed that you even asked such a question. Kosovo has nothing, it relies on aid to survive and you talk as if the Kosovo Assembly has some level of authority.
(sj, 17 June 2013 10:25)

I think Ian might have asked that question after reading the brilliant analysis of the CE of B92 forums sj who has already determined that the EU is broke and has run out of cash. As a result there is not much Thaci can expect from the broke EU. Not sure why you'd be amazed with the analysis of the CE of B92 forums sj...

P.S. CE = Chief Economist

Speaking for B92 last week, Pavićević said that as far as he was informed, there were only 17 Serbs living in Priština now - and that he would "be the 18th." Before the war, there were 40,000 Serbs living in the town, he told Belgrade's Pink TV on Monday.

Serbs came in masses as "izbeglice" from Croatia and Bosnia, trying to eat with golden spoon as per Slobo slogan.

P.S. CE = Chief Economist
(icj1, 18 June 2013 05:17)

Welcome back I have really missed your asinine statements and some of your logic which not only dazzles but absolutely amazes me.
You are so right the EU is awash with money. Now you can sleep easy as they will have more than sufficient to pay your social security entitlements.

Please refer to the very last sentence of this article, "After this short statement, reporters were not allowed to ask Peci any questions." ...
...and tell me, what does that say about the democratic Serbia ?

I repeat that those are neither diplomatic missions, nor embassies, nor liaison offices, those are liaison officers...

Wow, good that he put to rest all of Serbia's fears. Yes, they will be liaison officers, but they will not be working in liaison offices, so it is all ok!

(Nikolle, 19 June 2013 10:33)

Kosovo paved with gold?? You guys have been repeating it over and over again, that’s who.
Now tell me how Kosovo is going to survive. Nothing too elaborate just outline how this will be done. Do you think the EU will open its gates and allow the Albanians to look for work in the EU? You’re in for a big surprise. Brussels has already mentioned at these talks of allowing Albanians to look for work in Serbia – these a long term plans.
“absorbing more territory with a hostile population..”
Its funny Albanians are hostile towards Serbia absorbing..... There is nothing to absorb; Kosovo belongs to Serbia. There is not a cave painting that connects Kosovo to Albanians. Even travel books on Kosovo talk about Serbian monasteries and churches as places of beauty and interest. They mention a couple mosques and a couple of other buildings built by the Ottomans, but NOTHING about Albanians building anything – these are books written by the west.
There are dozens of Albanians sent back to Kosovo each week who look for work in Serbia. Now here we have a hostile population but they don’t mind working for Serbs. They even try and pass themselves off as Serbians. You’re strange lot.
On Slovenia, Yeah they are better off. LOL LOL. When was the last time you watched Slovenian news????? Slovenia is BROKE and wages, pensions all have to be reduced to less than what they pay in Serbia mate.

oj sj, no point in repeating ourselves. you have been telling us now for a while that Serbia is being asked that Albanians are to be allowed to seek employment there (for a start, who on earth goes to Serbia to look for work, where the average wage is 350 EURO's ?),

Well, most probably an Albanian from Kosovo where the average pay is below 150 euros a month and the unemployment rate is above 50%. Why dont you mention the numbers of Kosovo export and compare those to Slovenia?Oh wait..I bet I know why :)

Wrong again Daniel, the average monthly salary in Kosova is 300 EUROs, so who on Earth bothers with the hassle of going to Serbia for 50 more? In sj's imagination, we all do, the only problem is that it's sj's imagination and not real life. As for Slovenia, excuse me, we were discussing the assertion that Serbia is better of economically

(sj, 18 June 2013 01:00)

Let's suppose that all your analysis is right, Mr. Chief of Economics.
Can you please propose a solution?
Long time we did not read of any of your news about economic situation in Serbia. Can you please update us pizza deliverers? :)