• KFOR warns: Our intervention would return Kosovo to 1999 (media)
• Kadri Veseli to attend leaders’ meeting in Rugova (Zëri/Kallxo)
• “Key opponents of demarcation are ruling coalition MPs” (Epoka)
• “Vetevendosje is against bombs, but Mentor Shala is corrupt” (Klan Kosova)
• Fajon: First ratification of demarcation then visa liberalisation (media)
• U.S. Embassy condemns violence in Mushtisht and Gjakovë (Epoka)
• 11 Serbs who want to return to Mushtisht, suspected of war crimes (Koha)
• EU: Pristina, Belgrade to work on resolving fate of missing persons (Bota Sot)

• 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)

• Thaci: Bomb attacks touch the red line of terrorism (Zeri)
• Selimi: Members of state committee are Kosovo’s enemies (Indeksonline)
• “MPs in favor of demarcation will be remembered and treated as traitors” (media)
• Dacic to UN chief: UNMIK should remain in Kosovo (media)

• UN Security Council debates on Kosovo (media)
• U.S. message for Kosovo: Ratify demarcation with Montenegro (Epoka)
• Protest against border demarcation in Peja on Saturday (media)
• Kelmendi: My vote will be against demarcation (Epoka)
• Simić: Serbian List might not participate at demarcation voting (Epoka)
• Government, opposition clashes over demarcation on Facebook (Epoka)
• Kosovar women to protest against Jeremic’s bid for UN chief (media)
• Kosovo’s roads and railroads part of Albania-Serbia protocol (Koha)
• Azem Syla released from detention (Epoka)
• Vetëvendosje to organise “symbolic action” in Mitrovica today (media)

• 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)