Press: Ana Ivanović welcomed in Belgrade

The newspapers today lead with reports from yesterday's arrival in Belgrade by Ana Ivanovic. ALO—"Cvetkovic refuses premier's chair", the tabloid claims of the DS finance minister in the outgoing cabinet, but adds that Bojan Pajtic might accept. Press: Ana Ivanovic welcomed in Belgrade "Queen arrives home", the papers persist with their royal terminology when describing Ana Ivanovic, the WTA No.1, who was welcomed in Belgrade yesterday. BLIC—"I plan more trophies, and then I might as well get married", the paper chooses this quote from Ivanovic for its front page. Citing unnamed sources, it says that the Socialists, SPS, will join a Democrat-led government: "SPS makes decision, Dacic employs tactics". Meanwhile, the verdict in a case against SPS founder and leader's son is also reported about: "Marko Milosevic acquitted for lack of evidence". BORBA—"Gripped by Socialists", says that daily of the government negotiations. "Projecting South Stream" is about the defining of the exact route the natural gas pipeline will be built along. A huge photo of Ana Ivanovic is also on the front page. VECERNJE NOVOSTI—"Still buying time", is about the Socialists and their position in the cabinet talks. Another huge Ivanovic photo is on another front page. GAZETA—"Jeremic premier", this tabloid believes, and mentions outgoing FM from the ranks of the Democrats as "closest" to Serbia's top job. "Digging student graves in search for EUR 100,000!!!", police have apparently exhibited a degree of insensitivity as they did their job, looking for the remainder of the money stolen from the Raiffeisen bank in Kragujevac. The search took place in a WW2 memorial site. GLAS JAVNOSTI—"Queen in Belgrade", more from the arrival of Ana Ivanovic in Serbia. A speculation on whether UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has sent a letter to Boris Tadic is found under: "Formula: Kosovo/Resolution 1244". "Kostunica: Diminishing chances of government with SPS", says the DSS leader. DANAS—"Socialists still without decision on who to join in cabinet", says this daily. "I feel like I'm in dream", Ivanovic is quoted. KURIR—The tabloid believes that the acquittal of Milosevic junior is a part of the DS-SPS deal: "Concession". "Where's money?", asks another headline, and reports that Predrag Bubalo, DSS, and Velimir Ilic, NS, have called on their cabinet colleague, Mirko Cvetkovic, DS, "to say where the budget money is". POLITIKA—"Tennis queen in court", says that Ivanovic addressed Belgraders yesterday from the Old Palace building. "Tadic ticket ever closer to forming government", says of the cabinet talks. "Marko Milosevic acquitted of all charges", is also on the front page. PRESS—"Queen in Belgrade", the tabloid is not overly creative when it chooses the headline for the Ivanovic report. And then, Bubalo and Ilic are quoted on another front page: "Where are EUR 3bn from budget?".

Press: Ana Ivanović welcomed in Belgrade

"Queen arrives home", the papers persist with their royal terminology when describing Ana Ivanović, the WTA No.1, who was welcomed in Belgrade yesterday.

BLIC—"I plan more trophies, and then I might as well get married", the paper chooses this quote from Ivanović for its front page.

Citing unnamed sources, it says that the Socialists, SPS, will join a Democrat-led government: "SPS makes decision, Dačić employs tactics".

Meanwhile, the verdict in a case against SPS founder and leader's son is also reported about: "Marko Milošević acquitted for lack of evidence".

BORBA—"Gripped by Socialists", says that daily of the government negotiations.

"Projecting South Stream" is about the defining of the exact route the natural gas pipeline will be built along.

A huge photo of Ana Ivanović is also on the front page.

VEČERNJE NOVOSTI—"Still buying time", is about the Socialists and their position in the cabinet talks.

Another huge Ivanović photo is on another front page.

GAZETA—"Jeremić premier", this tabloid believes, and mentions outgoing FM from the ranks of the Democrats as "closest" to Serbia's top job.

"Digging student graves in search for EUR 100,000!!!", police have apparently exhibited a degree of insensitivity as they did their job, looking for the remainder of the money stolen from the Raiffeisen bank in Kragujevac. The search took place in a WW2 memorial site.

GLAS JAVNOSTI—"Queen in Belgrade", more from the arrival of Ana Ivanović in Serbia.

A speculation on whether UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has sent a letter to Boris Tadić is found under: "Formula: Kosovo/Resolution 1244".

"Koštunica: Diminishing chances of government with SPS", says the DSS leader.

DANAS—"Socialists still without decision on who to join in cabinet", says this daily.

"I feel like I'm in dream", Ivanović is quoted.

KURIR—The tabloid believes that the acquittal of Milošević junior is a part of the DS-SPS deal: "Concession".

"Where's money?", asks another headline, and reports that Predrag Bubalo, DSS, and Velimir Ilić, NS, have called on their cabinet colleague, Mirko Cvetković, DS, "to say where the budget money is".

POLITIKA—"Tennis queen in court", says that Ivanović addressed Belgraders yesterday from the Old Palace building.

"Tadić ticket ever closer to forming government", says of the cabinet talks.

"Marko Milošević acquitted of all charges", is also on the front page.

PRESS—"Queen in Belgrade", the tabloid is not overly creative when it chooses the headline for the Ivanović report.

And then, Bubalo and Ilić are quoted on another front page: "Where are EUR 3bn from budget?".