Press: Dailies crown triumphant Ivanović

The newspapers today reach for royal terminology in their vocabularies as they lead with stories about Ana Ivanovic's French Open title. BLIC—"Bravo Ana", says the daily the Roland Garros victory, Ivanovic's first Grand Slam title, and the one that will propel her to the WTA number one spot as of Monday. Press: Dailies crown triumphant Ivanovic "Serbia EU candidate in 2009", says government EU integration office head Tanja Miscevic in an interview. "Premier's name as early as Wednesday", speculates the paper on its front page, as it looks at the ongoing cabinet talks. VECERNJE NOVOSTI—"Queen of Paris", the daily dubs Ivanovic. "Prince wants crown", more royal matters, this time quoting Crown Princess Katarina, who allegedly "threatened" that she and her husband will leave Serbia. GAZETA—"Queen", says that tabloid of the Roland Garros triumph. "Dacic won't be prime minister", says DS official Dragoljub Micunovic, to deny that the leader of the Socialists had been offered no less than premiership. GLAS JAVNOSTI—"Ana gets both Paris and planet", more from France, where this newspaper says reporters have dubbed Serbia's and world's top woman tennis player, "sweet Ana". Meanwhile in Belgrade, "Dacic in government with 'two pains'", says that DS leader Boris Tadic has asked his party's main board meeting "to forgive Socialists everything". "To be knife in side of KLA 'state'", is how this headline describes the purpose of the announced Kosovo Serb parliament. KURIR—"Mladja's buddy helps scam", the tabloid mentions G17 Plus leader as it reports about the sale of the NIS stake in Hyatt, with the transaction said to be illegal. "Crowning", brings details from yesterday's Roland Garros final between Serbia's Ana Ivanovic and Russia's Dinara Safina. POLITIKA—A photo from the French Open is accompanied by this headline: "Ana Ivanovic Roland Garros' tennis queen". "Tadic: With SPS on all levels", more from the DS main board meeting in Belgrade yesterday. "Shocking price of oil", reports that at one point this week, a barrel cost USD 139.12. PRESS—"She's too strong", says of Ana Ivanovic. "Dacic cabinet for four years", the tabloid believes that a DS-SPS government, led by Ivica Dacic, could last its whole mandate.

Press: Dailies crown triumphant Ivanović

"Serbia EU candidate in 2009", says government EU integration office head Tanja Miščević in an interview.

"Premier's name as early as Wednesday", speculates the paper on its front page, as it looks at the ongoing cabinet talks.

VEČERNJE NOVOSTI—"Queen of Paris", the daily dubs Ivanović.

"Prince wants crown", more royal matters, this time quoting Crown Princess Katarina, who allegedly "threatened" that she and her husband will leave Serbia.

GAZETA—"Queen", says that tabloid of the Roland Garros triumph.

"Dačić won't be prime minister", says DS official Dragoljub Mićunović, to deny that the leader of the Socialists had been offered no less than premiership.

GLAS JAVNOSTI—"Ana gets both Paris and planet", more from France, where this newspaper says reporters have dubbed Serbia's and world's top woman tennis player, "sweet Ana".

Meanwhile in Belgrade, "Dačić in government with 'two pains'", says that DS leader Boris Tadić has asked his party's main board meeting "to forgive Socialists everything".

"To be knife in side of KLA 'state'", is how this headline describes the purpose of the announced Kosovo Serb parliament.

KURIR—"Mlađa's buddy helps scam", the tabloid mentions G17 Plus leader as it reports about the sale of the NIS stake in Hyatt, with the transaction said to be illegal.

"Crowning", brings details from yesterday's Roland Garros final between Serbia's Ana Ivanović and Russia's Dinara Safina.

POLITIKA—A photo from the French Open is accompanied by this headline: "Ana Ivanović Roland Garros' tennis queen".

"Tadić: With SPS on all levels", more from the DS main board meeting in Belgrade yesterday.

"Shocking price of oil", reports that at one point this week, a barrel cost USD 139.12.

PRESS—"She's too strong", says of Ana Ivanović.

"Dačić cabinet for four years", the tabloid believes that a DS-SPS government, led by Ivica Dačić, could last its whole mandate.