Serbia tipped to allow Macedonia and Montenegro ambassadors back

Serbia will allow neighbours Montenegro and Macedonia to send ambassadors back to Belgrade, more than six months after kicking them out when their countries recognised Kosovo.

Radio B92 quoted Serbia's President Boris Tadic as saying, "We have already given our agreement to the nomination of the Macedonian ambassador and there is no reason for Montenegro to be different.

"Tadic had talks with his Montenegrin counterpart Filip Vujanovic on the sidelines of an energy conference held in Sofia on Thursday and Friday, B92 said.

"We are expecting Montenegro to propose very soon the appointment of our ambassador" and Tadic to agree to it, the radio quoted Vujanovic as saying afterwards.