Elections? Why Not? (gazetablic)
According to Burim Etemaj, personal grudges of the political leaders and their greed for power has put Kosovo in a political and institutional stalemate. “Each block blames the other for the created situation. The Democratic Party of Kosovo claims to have the votes of the sovereign and the decision of the Constitutional Court to establish […]
Read More →Kurti pursuing Thaci’s way (Zeri)
Enis Veliu stresses in today’s editorial of this paper that Kosovo population gave votes to Albin Kurti and his party, believing in his vision promoted during the election campaign. “They voted for him trusting in his promises to change the manner of governing which has destroyed Kosovo. They did not vote for Kurti to fulfill the […]
Read More →Preparations for a new ultimatum (Vesti)
The latest assessments of Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic on Serbia’s relations with Brussels and Moscow have caused some confusion about the nature of the President’s message. On the one hand, he is clearly aware that Brussels could demand that Belgrade introduce sanctions against Russia. But he is also making a subtle threat, saying that outsiders […]
Read More →6+ against new parliamentary elections (Telegrafi)
Leader of the 6+ parliamentary group that gathers non-Serb minority communities, Mahir Yagcilar, said that they consider early elections not to be the right solution to the current political stalemate. Yagcilar said that everyone should make compromises so that new institutions of Kosovo can be established without further delay. “It is not an issue of […]
Read More →Kosovo Government reports to EU on implementation of Brussels Agreements (Koha)
Government of Kosovo has presented to European Union report on the Brussels dialogue and implementation of agreements covering the period from January to September 2014. The report, signed by Deputy Prime Minister Edita Tahiri, provides an assessment of the Kosovo Government on the progress in the implementation of agreements and challenges in normalization of relations […]
Read More →Tonino Picula head of the European Parliament Delegation for Kosovo (RTKlive)
It is reported that the new member of European parliament from Croatia, Tonino Picula, is elected the Head of the Delegation of European parliament for relations with Kosovo and Bosnia and Herzegovina. “Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo face with serious and demanding challenges in their ambitions that they can enter in time in European Union,” […]
Read More →The law according to the Brussels (Vecernje Novosti)
Adoption of the Constitutional Law on Kosovo will most likely be on the agenda after Belgrade and Pristina resolve key outstanding issues, because that regulation will reflect the agreements reached in Brussels. The question, however, is whether the content will impact the possible change of the Preamble of the Constitution, according to which the province […]
Read More →“Air Serbia” flies to Pristina (Vesti online)
“Air Serbia is planning to open two new lines to Pristina and Zagreb, said the Chairman of the Supervisory Board, Siniša Mali. “Our goal is to have two flights daily to all major cities in the region. Before we reach that, we need to connect Belgrade with two other towns, Zagreb and Pristina,” said Mali. […]
Read More →Haradinaj: No new elections (Indeksonline)
Ramush Haradinaj, leader of the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK), told reporters today after the meeting of the coalition bloc that Kosovo should not go to new elections. “It is our good fortune that there is a majority in the Assembly and that this institution will be not held hostage. Mr. Thaci is […]
Read More →First slap from the U.S. as Kaidanow cancels visit to Kosovo (Gazeta Express)
Relations between the United States and Kosovo are at a critical point. U.S. diplomat Tina Kaidanow has cancelled her visit to Kosovo, while U.S. Senator Chris Murphy has announced a shortened agenda during his stay in Pristina. Diplomatic sources told Express that Kaidanow, Ambassador-at-Large and Coordinator for Counterterrorism at the State Department, cancelled her visit […]
Read More →Yagcilar: We’re against elections, we support any other option (Gazeta Express)
Mahir Yagcilar, leader of the Turkish Democratic Party (KDTP) and MP from the parliamentary group 6+ that consists of representatives of Turkish, Bosnian and Roma minorities, told reporters in Pristina today that this group does not support the option of early elections. “We will support any party that offers a solution to the crisis,” Yagcilar […]
Read More →This is why internationals are against elections! (Gazeta Blic)
Some international officials in Kosovo are categorically against early elections. International sources told Gazeta Blic that there are two reasons why they think new elections are not necessary. “We could face the same situation again; the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) and other parties of the bloc might not reach a pre-election agreement and the […]
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