Press: Thessaloniki clashes, Šešelj

The Belgrade dailies today lead with the clashes between Red Star and Aris fans in Thessaloniki. The trial of Serb Radical Party leader and Hague accused Vojislav Seselj also hogs the front pages, together with other social and economic themes. Press: Thessaloniki clashes, Seselj BLIC – “Living at the expense of tycoons and public enterprises“ looks at corruption. “Red Star fans attacked with knives and chains“ reports on clashes between Aris and Red Star fans before last night’s match. BORBA – Moscow’s position on Kosovo remains firm in “No bartering over Kosovo“. The Council for Promotion of Serbia’s activities are assessed in “No conflict of interest“. VECERNJE NOVOSTI – “Half loaves for traders” refers to the bread price hikes. “Knives flash, instead of goals” is on the fights in Thessaloniki. The increase in property prices in Belgrade is treated under the banner, “Ten buyers per flat.” GLAS JAVNOSTI – The violence in Greece is covered in “Thessaloniki welcomes Red Star fans with knives”. Vojislav Seselj says “U.S. accusations are ridiculous, my sides are splitting.” DANAS – “Djelic: SAA in January 2008“ forecasts the vice-president. “Wages protest causes traffic chaos” covers the ongoing demonstration by ex-servicemen over unpaid wages in front of the government building. KURIR – The Serb Radical Party leader tells the Hague, “Nation of Serbs of all faiths”. Vuk Draskovic, in an interview, says “Milosevic sold Kosovo to the Yanks”. POLITIKA – The paper leads with “State of emergency in Georgia”, together with a photo. The Seselj trial is addressed in “Seselj: Convict me and my ideology will be immortal”. PRESS – “Hunt for Serbs in Thessaloniki” reports on the attacks on Red Star fans. Seselj dares the Hague to “Sentence me to death like Saddam”

Press: Thessaloniki clashes, Šešelj

BLIC – “Living at the expense of tycoons and public enterprises“ looks at corruption. “Red Star fans attacked with knives and chains“ reports on clashes between Aris and Red Star fans before last night’s match.

BORBA – Moscow’s position on Kosovo remains firm in “No bartering over Kosovo“. The Council for Promotion of Serbia’s activities are assessed in “No conflict of interest“.

VEČERNJE NOVOSTI – “Half loaves for traders” refers to the bread price hikes. “Knives flash, instead of goals” is on the fights in Thessaloniki. The increase in property prices in Belgrade is treated under the banner, “Ten buyers per flat.”

GLAS JAVNOSTI – The violence in Greece is covered in “Thessaloniki welcomes Red Star fans with knives”. Vojislav Šešelj says “U.S. accusations are ridiculous, my sides are splitting.”

DANAS – “Đelić: SAA in January 2008“ forecasts the vice-president. “Wages protest causes traffic chaos” covers the ongoing demonstration by ex-servicemen over unpaid wages in front of the government building.

KURIR – The Serb Radical Party leader tells the Hague, “Nation of Serbs of all faiths”. Vuk Drašković, in an interview, says “Milošević sold Kosovo to the Yanks”.

POLITIKA – The paper leads with “State of emergency in Georgia”, together with a photo. The Šešelj trial is addressed in “Šešelj: Convict me and my ideology will be immortal”.

PRESS – “Hunt for Serbs in Thessaloniki” reports on the attacks on Red Star fans. Šešelj dares the Hague to “Sentence me to death like Saddam”