Press: Vučić maintains radio silence

The Sunday newspapers dwell on the latest from the SRS rift story, and offer more mostly speculation on Mladic. BLIC—"Vucic keeps quiet, his price dropping", this daily explores the position of the Radicals (SRS) Secretary-General Aleksandar Vucic, in the wake of the former deputy president Tomislav Nikolic's expulsion from the party. The article also adds that "Novi Sad Radicals are almost to a man siding with Nikolic". Press: Vucic maintains radio silence VECERNJE NOVOSTI—National Council for Hague Cooperation President Rasim Ljajic says "We have Ratko Mladic's photo robot", but, no Mladic himself – more from the interview here. "Vucic is with me", Tomislav Nikolic tells the newspaper in another front page interview. GAZETA—"Neither Seselj nor Toma", this tabloid has an original report, which suggests that Vucic is considering forming his own party. "We smashed their cars, now we'll smash their heads!!!", FC Red Star fans issue this warning to the clubs players, after a recent car park incident. GLAS JAVNOSTI—"Canak's state in Serbia", the daily says of LSV leader Nenad Canak, and adds Vojvodina is moving toward this formula: more than autonomy, less than independence. "Vucic with Seselj only as Nikolic 2", the SRS crisis is explored. KURIR—The tabloid says that Ratko Mladic's hiding location is known: "Ratko located – sold!". POLITIKA—"Serbia's greatest victory", the daily commemorates the 90th anniversary of the Serbian Army's WW1 Macedonian Front breakthrough. "We respect Serbia deeply", visiting Chinese Army CoS Chen Bingde says in an interview. PRESS—"The return of Seselj", the tabloid announces, in an article about the SRS rift. The paper also suggests that Vucic will not choose sides, but will instead resign and leave politics.

Press: Vučić maintains radio silence

VEČERNJE NOVOSTI—National Council for Hague Cooperation President Rasim Ljajić says "We have Ratko Mladić's photo robot", but, no Mladić himself – more from the interview here.

"Vučić is with me", Tomislav Nikolić tells the newspaper in another front page interview.

GAZETA—"Neither Šešelj nor Toma", this tabloid has an original report, which suggests that Vučić is considering forming his own party.

"We smashed their cars, now we'll smash their heads!!!", FC Red Star fans issue this warning to the clubs players, after a recent car park incident.

GLAS JAVNOSTI—"Čanak's state in Serbia", the daily says of LSV leader Nenad Čanak, and adds Vojvodina is moving toward this formula: more than autonomy, less than independence.

"Vučić with Šešelj only as Nikolić 2", the SRS crisis is explored.

KURIR—The tabloid says that Ratko Mladić's hiding location is known: "Ratko located – sold!".

POLITIKA—"Serbia's greatest victory", the daily commemorates the 90th anniversary of the Serbian Army's WW1 Macedonian Front breakthrough.

"We respect Serbia deeply", visiting Chinese Army CoS Chen Bingde says in an interview.

PRESS—"The return of Šešelj", the tabloid announces, in an article about the SRS rift. The paper also suggests that Vučić will not choose sides, but will instead resign and leave politics.