The chapter on Kosovo is a secret for Serbia (Tanjug, TV Most, Vecernje Novosti)
The head of Serbia’s negotiating team with the EU, Tanja Miscevic said that this week will be in the light of reactions to the latest action plans for Chapters 23 and 24. “First Director for the Western Balkans in the European Commission, Jean Eric Paquet, will talk in Belgrade on the subject at the ministerial […]
Read More →Vucic and Mustafa in Brussels on 23 June (Danas)
Political dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina should continue on June 23, when prime ministers of Serbia and Kosovo, Aleksandar Vucic and Isa Mustafa should meet in Brussels, learned Danas. As stated, Vucic and Mustafa should discuss and possibly put initials on “solutions that the teams for technical talks will agree till then.” According to this […]
Read More →Without profiling of political parties, democracy in Kosovo will not function (Koha Ditore)
Brussels-based correspondent Augustin Palokaj argues in his opinion piece that “the elections in the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) proved that there is not that much pluralism in this party as initially thought and that ‘delegates’ vote according to their own personal interests. There is room for ‘new faces’ only if they don’t have any […]
Read More →OSCE Broadcast 31 May
• Mustafa re-elected LDK-s chairman (All monitored broadcasters, RTK1)
• Media and civil society sent a letter of protest to LDK (Most monitored broadcasters, TV21)
• Police removes explosive device in Mushtishtë (RTK2, Klan Kosova)
• Law on weapons to be amended (RTK1)
UNMIK Headlines 1 June
• Assembly Presidency to decide on special court today? (Epoka e Re)
• Isa Mustafa re-elected as LDK leader (dailies)
• Vulin in Kosovo to discuss Serbia’s platform (Zeri)
• Governments of Kosovo and FYROM to meet in June (dailies)
• Draskovic: Kosovo is a state, whether we like it or not (Indeksonline)
• Croatian Foreign Minister to apply for post of UN chief (dailies)
Kosovo corruption “omnipresent” despite EU’s €111m-a-year mission (Euronews)
The EU has failed to lay the foundations for fighting corruption in Kosovo, a report has concluded. Law professor Jean-Paul Jacqué said corruption was ‘omnipresent’ in the region and Kosovo’s judiciary incapable of meeting the challenges of organised crime. Mr Jacqué made the comments in his report on a scandal involving EULEX, the EU’s mission […]
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