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Source: Tanjug, Veernje novosti

BELGRADE -- Leader of Progressives (SNS) Aleksandar Vui will start official talks on forming a new government with potential partners early next week, writes a daily.

According to Veernje Novosti, the head of the Progressives should invite all parties that had won seats in parliament in the March 16 ballot, "and are willing to talk."

Vui should present the leaders of these parties with an economic recovery program, "the writing of which has been well under way" - and that will be a part of his inaugural speech as prime minister, the paper said.

It noted that as early as next week Vui could make a decision on whom to invite to join his government, so that the names of new ministers could be announced before Easter, April 20.

One of SNS vice presidents, Bratislav Gai, told the daily that the party "has not talked with anyone so far," and that it will be known who they will negotiate with about a new government "after the completion of the new round of dialogue in Brussels."

BRUSSELS -- The Serbian representatives voiced the "principled position" that Serbia does not want to take any steps that would erode its ties with the Russian Federation.

BELGRADE -- Aleksandar Vui says "the best possible result for Serbia and Serbs in terms of judiciary in Kosovo and Metohija was achieved, under difficult conditions."

BELGRADE -- The session of the Serb Progressive Party (SNS) concerning the constitution of the future government will be held on Saturday, April 5, Tanjug said it learned.

BRUSSELS -- A spokesperson for EU's Catherine Ashton says Serbia's stance towards the crisis in Ukraine will not be the topic of today's Belgrade-Pritina dialogue.

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