Press: Čavić arrives in Serbia

The Sunday papers hail the arrival last night of Milorad Cavic, and report on the latest campaign news. BLIC—"They put me, too, on traitor list", complains former Radical Maja Gojkovic, interviewed by the daily. Press: Cavic arrives in Serbia "Kostunica sends airplane for Cavic", says another story about the return to Belgrade last night of gold medalist and record-breaking swimmer Milorad Cavic, who was suspended from the European Swimming Championships in Holland because he wore a t-shirt reading, Kosovo is Serbia. "Trophy awaits Ana", the paper believes, as it announces this evening's Indian Wells Masters finals where Ana Ivanovic and Novak Djokovic will both play for their respective trophies. VECERNJE NOVOSTI—"Kosovo cornerstone of new government", is an interview with the outgoing prime minister, and Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) leader Vojislav Kostunica. "Hero arrives", more on Milorad Cavic's return to the capital last night. As for the state-sponsored in-vitro fertilization program, it is reported under, "More babies from budget". Sweden's representative at the Eurosong to be hosted in Belgrade claims, "I will sing in Serbian". GAZETA—"Who's driving SPS under threshold", looks at the ongoing election campaign. Champion Milorad Cavic is in Belgrade after the Kosovo is Serbia t-shirt suspension in Eindhoven: "It is Serbia, after all". GLAS JAVNOSTI—Minister for Kosovo Slobodan Samardzic's proposal for a functional separation of Serbs and Albanians in Kosovo is reported under: "Belgrade demands: Srpska in Kosovo, too!" "Angel of Mercy kills to this day", marks nine years since the start of the NATO bombing of Serbia in 1999. The anniversary of the beginning of the operation the Alliance named Angel of Mercy is tomorrow. "Truth is on shirt", Cavic is quoted in yet another article. "Ana in finals", more on Ana Ivanovic's Indian Wells success. KURIR—The tabloid is dealing with the project to build a new bridge in Belgrade over the Sava River, which will apparently be known as Giraffe, likely to go with the nearby Gazelle; "Giraffe affair: Hustlers". The paper accuses ministers Mladjan Dinkic and Mirko Cvetkovic of exerting pressure to make sure the EBRD arrangement for the construction of the bridge was accepted. "Flag for hero", says that Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica gifted Milorad Cavic a state flag as he arrived in Belgrade yesterday. POLITIKA—After exploring the Radicals (SRS) last weekend, the daily takes on the Democrats (DS) as this Sunday's theme: "Democrats' family tree". The investigation into the murder of the Knjazevac court president, Judge Dragisa Cvejic, is reported under, "On murderers' trail". Russian Ambassador Aleksandr Alekseyev is also on the front page, speaking about the deadly unrest in northern Kosovo Monday: "UNMIK and KFOR provocation in Kosovska Mitrovica". PRESS—In the meantime, the tabloid speculates that more serious trouble could lie ahead, as NATO troops in the province allegedly prepare for new arrests: "KFOR to arrest Serb leaders". Milorad Cavic says on the front page, "I will always represent Serbia abroad".

Press: Čavić arrives in Serbia

"Koštunica sends airplane for Čavić", says another story about the return to Belgrade last night of gold medalist and record-breaking swimmer Milorad Čavić, who was suspended from the European Swimming Championships in Holland because he wore a t-shirt reading, Kosovo is Serbia.

"Trophy awaits Ana", the paper believes, as it announces this evening's Indian Wells Masters finals where Ana Ivanović and Novak Đoković will both play for their respective trophies.

VEČERNJE NOVOSTI—"Kosovo cornerstone of new government", is an interview with the outgoing prime minister, and Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) leader Vojislav Koštunica.

"Hero arrives", more on Milorad Čavić's return to the capital last night.

As for the state-sponsored in-vitro fertilization program, it is reported under, "More babies from budget".

Sweden's representative at the Eurosong to be hosted in Belgrade claims, "I will sing in Serbian".

GAZETA—"Who's driving SPS under threshold", looks at the ongoing election campaign.

Champion Milorad Čavić is in Belgrade after the Kosovo is Serbia t-shirt suspension in Eindhoven: "It is Serbia, after all".

GLAS JAVNOSTI—Minister for Kosovo Slobodan Samardžić's proposal for a functional separation of Serbs and Albanians in Kosovo is reported under: "Belgrade demands: Srpska in Kosovo, too!"

"Angel of Mercy kills to this day", marks nine years since the start of the NATO bombing of Serbia in 1999. The anniversary of the beginning of the operation the Alliance named Angel of Mercy is tomorrow.

"Truth is on shirt", Čavić is quoted in yet another article.

"Ana in finals", more on Ana Ivanović's Indian Wells success.

KURIR—The tabloid is dealing with the project to build a new bridge in Belgrade over the Sava River, which will apparently be known as Giraffe, likely to go with the nearby Gazelle; "Giraffe affair: Hustlers". The paper accuses ministers Mlađan Dinkić and Mirko Cvetković of exerting pressure to make sure the EBRD arrangement for the construction of the bridge was accepted.

"Flag for hero", says that Prime Minister Vojislav Koštunica gifted Milorad Čavić a state flag as he arrived in Belgrade yesterday.

POLITIKA—After exploring the Radicals (SRS) last weekend, the daily takes on the Democrats (DS) as this Sunday's theme: "Democrats' family tree".

The investigation into the murder of the Knjaževac court president, Judge Dragiša Cvejić, is reported under, "On murderers' trail".

Russian Ambassador Aleksandr Alekseyev is also on the front page, speaking about the deadly unrest in northern Kosovo Monday: "UNMIK and KFOR provocation in Kosovska Mitrovica".

PRESS—In the meantime, the tabloid speculates that more serious trouble could lie ahead, as NATO troops in the province allegedly prepare for new arrests: "KFOR to arrest Serb leaders".

Milorad Čavić says on the front page, "I will always represent Serbia abroad".