This will be the new EU representative for speeding up the pace of Kosovo-led dialogue. Serbia

It's Angelina Eichhorst, director of the Department for the Western Balkans, the Western Balkans and Turkey at the EU Foreign Affairs Service, which according to these sources has been assigned to “Shutle Diplomacy”, who will, respectively, speed up the pace of dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina.

This is not some “secret”, Serbia's Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic was quoted as declaring. “It is involved in this service of Federica Moghrini and the European Commission, and it participates in those talks. She's there with Moghrin”, he said.

Belgrade daily “V. Novosti” recalls the chronology of dialogue between the two countries, which began with Catherine Ashton's mediation and went on with Federice Moghrini and quoted Serbian Minister Dacic, under which the dialogue was jeopardised after Marko Djuric's arrest. According to him, after Sunday's meeting of the presidents Thaci and Vuciq, the main job was to draft the communiqué, with which reconciliation would be stressed for continuing dialogue and that there is a possibility that the issue will be resolved by compromise.

Referring to the case of Marko Djuriqi's arrest, Serbia's Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic says “so they (speaks of Kosovo our clarification) wanted to show that the main are there and that they do not plan the peaceful way to solve this problem and threaten to take some territories, so it was such a communique of Moguerin”.

Daciq points out that “Pristina has so far constantly sought a pretext since there was no intensive dialogue... The question of Thaci's capacities also applies if he can lay the issue on behalf of all in Kosovo, since there may constantly be alibis that he would like something, but others do not want”.

In July, however, there will be a new meeting, while, regardless of that, technical talks are held, Dacic has said, Time conveyed.

The “here is important to say that if we want sustainable solutions it cannot be based on Pristina's wishes that Serbia will recognise their unilateral decision. If they think this is compromise, there is no need to continue negotiations. Must be continued to search for a solution”, he stated.

Blaming Kosovo for its unwillingness for compromise, Dacic says “... the biggest obstacle to sustainable solutions is Pristina's refusal to understand the new reality, which is that the circumstances have changed, changed perception of Kosovo, changed the force's readmission, and the situation is not exactly what it was like ten years ago”.

So the circumstances have changed. It is not the same America and the American administration today would not support Kosovo at any cost. Everything has changed compared to ten years ago, and Pristina must realise that it will be increasingly difficult for them”, Dacic has indicated.