Serbia Press Review - April 20, 2012
Torvald Stoltenberg on negotiations in Bosnia in 1993. Tadic: Serbia's future will be certain with Democrats. New York mayor to visit Progressives in Belgrade.
BLIC
Tornvald Stoltenberg, former UN envoy during war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, said that twenty years after beginning of the war ‘it was desirable for foreign diplomats at that time to be against the Serbs in order to avoid criticism and be accepted’.
VECERNJE NOVOSTI
Boris Tadic, leader of the Democrats, said that Serbia’s future will be certain if it continues down this path. According to all estimates, this is the last year of the economic crisis and once it is over, he added.
DANAS
Rudy Giuliani, the most famous mayor of New York, known for successfully solving the problem of corruption and crime, will be the guest of Aleksandar Vucic, Progressives's candidate for mayor of Belgrade, the daily has learned.
Balkan Insight has not verified the facts in the original press reports and cannot vouch for their accuracy.
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