Serbia rejected a plan brokered by the European Union on Monday to address its former province of Kosovo ethnic partition, a move that could hurt Belgrade hopes start accession negotiations with the EU.
But the coalition government called for continued negotiations to reach an agreement with the EU "emergency" is set to consider this month whether to recommend the opening of accession negotiations with Serbia.
 
 
From decades of war and isolation in the late strongman Slobodan Milosevic in Serbia recovery accession negotiations will mark an important milestone and provides a much-needed boost to the sluggish economy, still the largest former Yugoslavia.
The European Union has set a deadline Tuesday Kosovo and Serbia accepted principles on the table last week after the end of the talks fruitless. Kosovo from Serbia in the 1998-99 war, and declared its independence in 2008, has said it is ready to sign agreement.
European Union (EU) foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton (Catherine Ashton), has mediated talks between Serbia and Kosovo in the past six months, urged Belgrade to do the last trading push.
"I believe that all the elements of an agreement in northern Kosovo on the table ... I regret the Serbian government decided to reject the proposal, and ask them to make a final effort to reach an agreement for the benefit of their people, "she said in a statement.
Warning potential rebound in the face of hard-liners and influential Orthodox Church, Serbian hesitated, said the offer is a far cry from a majority of ethnic Albanians in Kosovo Serb enclaves extensive autonomy it wants to.
"Can not accept the solution proposed by the Government of Serbia, it does not guarantee the security and human rights of Serbs in Kosovo," the government said in a statement read out by the Prime Minister Ivica Dacic, in his cabinet meeting.
The declaration called for emergency talks continue.
More talks?
Ashton is due to issue on April 16, will be possible to decide whether the EU to start the Serbian accession negotiations on the long road, this year's progress report. She has said that an uncertain 12-hour meeting last week between the leaders of Kosovo and Serbia will be the last.
But she seems to imply that a statement on Monday that she is ready to hold more talks, if there is hope of agreement.
The EU source said: "They (Serbia) need to come up with a very clear idea of ??what they want,".
Kosovo expressed disappointment at the decision in Serbia, also expressed their readiness to continue negotiations.
The proposal "will mark a historic end in the region in conflict," the government said in a statement. "The Government of Kosovo continue to believe that dialogue is the only solution", it said.
Neighboring Croatia and Serbia in the collapse of the Yugoslav wartime enemy is set to the 28 EU members on 1 July, but has long been its refusal to split Kosovo to Belgrade's progress.
Western hopes Belgrade ceded its weak to keep Kosovo, the Albanians are a majority of 90% of the northern Serb-populated pocket - an ethnic partition, flare frequent violence and frustration, NATO plans to cut its 6,000 - strong Kosovo peacekeeping force.
Serbia to recognize the authority of the Pristina in a major U-turn in the entire territory of Kosovo, but hope for the 50,000 Serbs living in northern autonomous.
Full details of the proposed mediation by the European Union has not yet been made public, but Serbia clear decline in demand for short-term control of the police and the judiciary, especially the North.
Serbia lost control of Kosovo in 1999, NATO air strikes 11 weeks to stop the massacre and expulsion of the Serbian army launched a brutal counter-insurgency campaign Milosevic's ethnic Albanians.
Regarded as the cradle of their Orthodox Christian faith, many Serbs in the territory of 1.7 million people in 2008 declaration of independence. It is recognized in more than 90 countries, the 27 EU member states, including the United States and 22.
 



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