Press: Acid poisons Belgrade air

The newspapers today report about an environmental accident near Belgrade yesterday, and continue to look at the post-elections talks. ALO—"Who is Tadic's trump", the tabloid analyses who the DS candidate for PM might be. Press: Acid poisons Belgrade air "Drama on Sava bridge", is about an attempted suicide yesterday in Belgrade. "Jelena faster, Ana better server", looks at the all-Serb French Open semi. BORBA—"Coalition first, then PM candidate", quotes DS leader Boris Tadic. "Obama overtakes Hillary", says that the U.S. primary season is over, with both Republicans and Democrats now knowing who their presumptive presidential nominees are. BLIC—"Obradovic speaker or mayor", the daily brings the latest on the cabinet talks from anonymous sources, and mentions Zarko Obradovic of the SPS. "Poisonous cloud over Pancevo and Belgrade", is about the incident at Pancevo's Azotara yesterday. "Match for tennis queen crown", looks at the Roland Garros clash between Jelena Jankovic and Ana Ivanovic. VECERNJE NOVOSTI—"Europe dividing again", the daily says of the obstacles in the way to forming a new cabinet. "Negligence alerts city", more on the environmental drama at the Pancevo nitrate plant. "Everyone snatched from Church", reports about uncertain fate of the Serb holy places in Kosovo. GAZETA—"Fly, fly, fly Perisic", the tabloid says that former CoS Gen. Momcilo Perisic is spending time awaiting his Hague trial paragliding. GLAS JAVNOSTI—"SAA legally non-existent", brings the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) analysis of the Stabilization and Association Agreement (SAA). "Journalists threatened with bombs", the daily reports about a fake bomb tip-off that evacuated its offices, and those of Kurir. "I won't be 'Mr. 10 percent'", promises SRS officials Aleksandar Vucic, who is also a candidate for the next mayor of Belgrade. DANAS—"Parliament will convene next week", says the newspaper, and explains that this is now possible after all the parties that have won seats submitted their lists of future MPs. "Politicians trick women once again", is also on the front page. The article is about the fact that despite promises, the new parliament will not have 30 percent of female lawmakers. KURIR—Notwithstanding the fact that there was no bomb, the tabloid leads with, "Bomb on Kurir", when it reports about yesterday's hoax. "Guri in Serbia", claims that MUP Gendarmerie's first modern-day commander, Goran Radosavljevic, wanted in connection to the Bytyqi case, comes to Serbia "from time to time, recruiting security personnel for Iraq jobs". POLITIKA—"Pancevo poisoned with acid", more on the ecological accident. "Socialists closer to Democrats", says an article on the cabinet negotiations. "Solana: EULEX decision must be made at UN", EU's foreign policy chief is quoted. PRESS—"Toma withdraws?", the tabloid wonders about the deputy SRS leader's political future. "Drama on Old Bridge", is about the suicide attempt drama that lasted more than five hours in Belgrade yesterday.

Press: Acid poisons Belgrade air

"Drama on Sava bridge", is about an attempted suicide yesterday in Belgrade.

"Jelena faster, Ana better server", looks at the all-Serb French Open semi.

BORBA—"Coalition first, then PM candidate", quotes DS leader Boris Tadić.

"Obama overtakes Hillary", says that the U.S. primary season is over, with both Republicans and Democrats now knowing who their presumptive presidential nominees are.

BLIC—"Obradović speaker or mayor", the daily brings the latest on the cabinet talks from anonymous sources, and mentions Žarko Obradović of the SPS.

"Poisonous cloud over Pančevo and Belgrade", is about the incident at Pančevo's Azotara yesterday.

"Match for tennis queen crown", looks at the Roland Garros clash between Jelena Janković and Ana Ivanović.

VEČERNJE NOVOSTI—"Europe dividing again", the daily says of the obstacles in the way to forming a new cabinet.

"Negligence alerts city", more on the environmental drama at the Pančevo nitrate plant.

"Everyone snatched from Church", reports about uncertain fate of the Serb holy places in Kosovo.

GAZETA—"Fly, fly, fly Perišić", the tabloid says that former CoS Gen. Momčilo Perišić is spending time awaiting his Hague trial paragliding.

GLAS JAVNOSTI—"SAA legally non-existent", brings the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) analysis of the Stabilization and Association Agreement (SAA).

"Journalists threatened with bombs", the daily reports about a fake bomb tip-off that evacuated its offices, and those of Kurir.

"I won't be 'Mr. 10 percent'", promises SRS officials Aleksandar Vučić, who is also a candidate for the next mayor of Belgrade.

DANAS—"Parliament will convene next week", says the newspaper, and explains that this is now possible after all the parties that have won seats submitted their lists of future MPs.

"Politicians trick women once again", is also on the front page. The article is about the fact that despite promises, the new parliament will not have 30 percent of female lawmakers.

KURIR—Notwithstanding the fact that there was no bomb, the tabloid leads with, "Bomb on Kurir", when it reports about yesterday's hoax.

"Guri in Serbia", claims that MUP Gendarmerie's first modern-day commander, Goran Radosavljević, wanted in connection to the Bytyqi case, comes to Serbia "from time to time, recruiting security personnel for Iraq jobs".

POLITIKA—"Pančevo poisoned with acid", more on the ecological accident.

"Socialists closer to Democrats", says an article on the cabinet negotiations.

"Solana: EULEX decision must be made at UN", EU's foreign policy chief is quoted.

PRESS—"Toma withdraws?", the tabloid wonders about the deputy SRS leader's political future.

"Drama on Old Bridge", is about the suicide attempt drama that lasted more than five hours in Belgrade yesterday.