Headlines 7 January
• Kosovo Assembly to hold extraordinary session for Haradinaj (Koha)
• Haradinaj’s release demanded in a protest in France (Telegrafi)
• Haliti: Mitrovica North wall not to be demolished by 20 January (RTK)
• Citizens oppose visit of Serb pilgrims to Gjakova/Djakovica (Koha)
Headlines 8 November
• Asphyxiation suspected to be the cause of Astrit Dehari’s death (dailies)
• Kurti claims Dehari was killed violently (KTV)
• Ombudsperson launches inquiry into Dehari’s death (RTK/Dukagjini)
• Schwendiman announces quick actions of the specialist chambers (Koha)
• Former EULEX judge, not guilty on corruption charges (Kosova Sot)
• PDK confirms names of two new ministers (Klan Kosova)
• Haliti: There is no need for extraordinary elections (Lajmi)
Headlines 2 November
• Thaci wants to take command over dialogue with Serbia (Koha)
• Kosovo Police Regional Director released from Serbian jail (media)
• Signs of elections in spring (Zeri)
• LDK is not against early elections (Kosova Sot)
• Tahiri: Kelmendi’s arrest, arbitrary act (Zeri)
• Demolli: Serbian List did not request post of deputy commander (Epoka)
• Veseli: KSF will become an army soon (Epoka)
Haliti: Police in the north receive dual salaries (Zeri)
Assembly of Kosovo Vice President, Xhavit Haliti, said today that Serb Kosovo Police officers in the north also receive salaried from Serbia’s budget. In addition, they are also in possession of two different police uniforms, one of Kosovo and the second, which they keep at home, of Serbia. In a meeting with a delegation from […]
Read More →Headlines 14 September
• Coalition’s survival depends on demarcation with Montenegro (Koha)
• PM Mustafa consults KOSTT archive documents on demarcation (Epoka)
• Zemaj: Current version of demarcation needs to be reviewed (Telegrafi)
• Serbian List waiting for PM Mustafa’s invitation (Zëri)
• Avramopolous to Hoxhaj: We are in the last kilometer with visas (Epoka)
• “Pristina-Belgrade dialogue cannot continue forever” (Zëri)
• Brussels talks to continue today and tomorrow (Indeksonline)
• Ymeri: Kosovo needs another political course (Epoka)
• KLA veterans demand pensions from the government (RTK)
Headlines 10 September
Headlines – 10.09.2016 EU rebuts Tahiri: No agreement on license plates (Koha) Haliti convinced demarcation will be decided through arbitration (Telegrafi) Marić: Mustafa ready to establish Association/Community (RTK) US judge Carolan resigns from Kosovo’s Constitutional Court (Koha) EU rebuts Tahiri: No agreement on license plates (Koha) European Union has rebutted statements from Kosovo’s chief negotiator […]
Read More →Headlines 9 September
• Pristina and Belgrade reach agreement on license plates (Epoka e Re)
• Tahiri: Team for Association has no authorisation to draft the statute (Koha)
• Kocijančič: Association/Community not discussed in Brussels (Telegrafi)
• Haliti: Serbian List to respect coalition’s decisions (Indeksonline)
• Đukanović: Montenegro needs not an inch of land from Kosovo (RTK)
• “Serbian List set conditions in exchange for demarcation vote” (RTK)
• PDK ready for early elections (Zëri)
• Warlick: New power plant will help Kosovo’s economic development (Koha)
• Putin: West to recognise Crimea, same as it did with Kosovo (Koha)
Headlines 29 August
• Demarcation vote could be postponed (Koha)
• Ahmeti: Demarcation does not pass (Epoka)
• Vujanović: We have not taken a centimeter from Kosovo (Epoka)
• Montenegro special police units deployed near Kosovo border (media)
• Protesters prevent visit of Serbs to Mushtisht (media)
• Mustafa: Together, for a corruption-free Kosovo (dailies)
• RTK Director: Powerful blast at my house, no one is injured (media)
Headlines 25 August
• UN Security Council to debate on Kosovo today (media)
• Under the pressure of votes, against demarcation (Zëri)
• Deçan war veterans urge MPs not to vote demarcation deal (Kosova Sot)
• Krasniqi: Demarcation deal must be revised (Epoka)
• Vetëvendosje: “Pronto” clan controls the police too (dailies)
• Serbian members of government ignore official symbols and languages (Koha)
Haliti: Attack on RTK, despicable act against freedom of speech (media)
Xhavit Haliti, Vice President of the Kosovo Assembly, has condemned the attack on the premises of the public broadcaster – the Radio Television of Kosovo – on Monday evening. “Last night’s attack on the RTK is a despicable act and an attack against the freedom of speech and freedom of the media. I call on […]
Read More →UNMIK Headlines 20 August
• Thaci: Loss of eight thousand hectares is a pure lie (Koha Ditore)
• Mustafa: LDK MPs who do not vote demarcation, do not represent interests of the party (dailies)
• Thaci speaks about Pronto 2 (Koha Ditore)
• Ymeri: AAK and NISMA not interested to meet Vetevendosje (Epoka e Re)
• Haliti: We do not have the votes for demarcation (Zeri)
Headlines 17 August
• U.S. Vice President Joe Biden arrives in Kosovo (media)
• Biden in Belgrade: Kosovo–Serbia dialogue should continue (Epoka)
• Grabovci resigns as PDK caucus chief (dailies)
• Vetëvendosje calls for Thaçi and Veseli’s resignations (dailies)
• Haliti: I have a plan for demarcation (RTK)
• Removal of barricade on Ibar, “a deal over a deal” (Koha)
• One month detention for Serb who demolished the minaret (dailies)
• Nikolic admits Serbia cannot join EU without recognising Kosovo (Lajmi)
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