• Kosovo delegation meets world leaders in New York (RTK/Telegrafi) • Mustafa in New York lobbying for UNESCO membership (dailies) • Jahjaga attends Clinton Global Initiative (dailies) • EU: Agreements, “a closed chapter” (Koha) • Opposition refuses President’s mediation (Zeri) • Grabovci: Mustafa will not report at the Assembly (RTK) • New round of technical dialogue in Brussels starts today (Epoka e Re) • Hoxhaj: Kosovo should be offered visa liberalization (Epoka e Re) • “Vatican heading toward Kosovo recognition” (Koha)

• Lunacek: Use Assembly for debate not hurling eggs (Koha Ditore) • 26 Kosovo officials to travel to New York (Zeri, Tribuna) • Turmoil within Serbian List (Epoka e Re) • KFOR confirms increased level of security in Kosovo (Koha Ditore)

• Thaci praises Vucic’s constructive role in agreements reached (Koha) • Collaku: SAA this year, visa liberalization next year (Zeri) • “We will not support KAF law if it makes ethnic divisions” (Telegrafi) • Aleksandar Jablanovic dismissed as leader of Serbian List (Zeri) • Ahtisaari strongly supports Kosovo’s UNESCO admission (RTK) • Pristina Hospital with luxury apartments for VIP prisoners (Koha) • KIC: No one from Kosovo injured in Mecca stampede (Kosova Sot)

• Mustafa: No return to point zero in any of the agreements (RTK) • Thaci to opposition: Power is won only by votes (Epoka) • Delawie: Respect democratic procedures (Epoka) • Thaci: No early elections, I will become president in 2016 (Indeksonline) • O’Connell understands people’s concerns (dailies) • KDI warns of deteriorating situation in Kosovo (Kosova Sot) • Sami Lushtaku arrested in Pristina (Koha) • Ternava: Anti-terror strategy prevents violent extremism (Epoka)

• Constitutional Court gives green light to Special Court (Epoka) • Pajaziti: Opposition should avoid violent actions (Epoka) • Serbian List representatives want Jablanovic’s dismissal (Koha) • Collaku in Brussels for visa liberalization (Zeri) • Armed persons attack Vetevendosje activists (RTK) • Government will monitor three potential terror groups (Koha)