• EU: Pristina-Belgrade talks on ID cards to continue (dailies)
• Tahiri: Djuric apologized (Zeri)
• Opposition calls for annulment of agreement on illegal documents (Koha)
• Haradinaj: Coalition with NISMA will strengthen the opposition (Epoka e Re)
• Grabovci: Parliamentary elections, in 2018 (Zeri)
• No visa liberalization for Kosovo yet (Koha)
• Mustafa: We expect recommendation for visa liberalization (RTK)
• Collaku: Kosovo fulfilled all remaining criteria for visa liberalization (Zeri)
• Government approves draft law against terror funding (Bota Sot)
• The return of Serbs, a sign of normality (Koha)

• Kosovo government no longer wants EULEX (Koha)
• UN chief talks about dialogue between Pristina and Belgrade (Bota Sot)
• EU meets separately Pristina and Belgrade delegations (RTK)
• “Haradinaj’s ambitions affected the united opposition” (Epoka e Re)
• AAK and NISMA appeal to Vetevendosje to join the protest (Lajmi)
• Krasniqi: Elections will be held in 2018 (Epoka e Re)
• Three Kosovar reporters arrested by police in Skopje, released (media)

• Mustafa: Kosovo will never belong to Serbia (Epoka e Re)
• CEC refuses to oppose Serbian elections in Kosovo (Koha)
• AAK and NISMA reach agreement on pre-election coalition (dailies)
• Kurti: AAK initially accepted our Alternative (Kosova Sot)
• Krasniqi: Open for the PDK, on some conditions (Zeri)
• Italy wants cooperation with Kosovo in fight against terror (media)

• EU calls meetings of Pristina and Belgrade delegations (Gazeta Tribuna)
• Kosovo could stand to benefit from conditional visa liberalization (dailies)
• Mustafa: Report corruption, immediate measures will be taken (Bota Sot)
• Vetevendosje says AAK, NISMA to explain “secret” talks with Govt (Koha)
• Caushi: Opposition’s activity lost its coordination (Bota Sot)
• Haradinaj and Limaj to sign coalition today (Epoka e Re)
• Former AAK MP Kadaj-Bujupi joins Vetevendosje (dailies)
• Government of Kosovo may expand persona non grata list (Bota Sot)