The effort to arrest Mladic has never been more serious. All state authorities are determined to solve the Mladic case.

I have to say that in the case of Ratko Mladic we are waging a double battle -- with time and with the fact that the fugitive general is hiding himself very well.

Information on direct negotiations with Mladic and information that he is located in a town in the Serbian heartland are absolutely untrue.

That is one of the most important decisions of the National Council. I hope that it will stop all the accusations that Serbia and Montenegro is not cooperating with the Tribunal.

The Albanian representatives demanded more time for additional consultations, so they could not accept and sign this agreement.

It's unbelievable. No one, let alone the widow of a former president, should live like this. The least we could do is fix the hole in the living room ceiling.

We think that the attack was a response to our recently announced plan for a political solution of the crisis. The militants do not want negotiations, they want to draw us into a complete armed confrontation.

This threat hangs like a sword over our necks.

This second case of suicide certainly won't help our public's perception about the tribunal.

We will invest most serious efforts by the end of this month to meet this obligation.