The Kosovo border police received an order at midnight yesterday to deny entry to all persons with Serbian IDs that reside in the territory of Kosovo.
Director of the Serbian government's Office for Kosovo-Metohija (KiM) Marko Djuric has said there is speculation about the order, but the situation at the crossings is being watched closely.
The European Parliament voted yesterday evening to suspend special trade measures with Bosnia and Herzegovina as of January 1 in response to the refusal of Bosnian authorities to adapt their Stabilisation and Association Agreement to include preferential trade connections with Croatia, as granted by the CEFTA.
The decision will affect access of Bosnian products to the EU market without any import fee among other covenants.
The EU adopted the new cross-border cooperation programme for Italy, Montenegro and Albania, worth nearly 93 million euros.
"This new cross-border cooperation programme contributes to pave the way for smart and sustainable economic development of the beneficiary area, which includes two candidate countries (Albania and Montenegro)," EU Commissioner Johannes Hahn, said.