Belgrade Media Report 15 November 2018
United Nations Office in Belgrade
Daily Media Highlights
Thursday 15 November 2018
LOCAL PRESS
• Dacic: We need compromise, not imposed solutions (RTS)
• Dacic: Situation in Kosovo far from safe and stable (RTS/Politika)
• Who was in Serbia’s corner, and who wasn’t (B92/Beta/Tanjug)
• Chepurin: Russia’s stand on Kosovo is clear, we oppose artificial deadlines (RTS)
REGIONAL PRESS
Bosnia & Herzegovina
• Authority formation in B&H (TV1/BHT/Hayat/Dnevni avaz)
Croatia
• President Meets with Serbian Prime Minister Brnabic (Hina)
• Bosnian elections still a topic for Croatia’s politicians (Hina)
fYROM
• Orban: We received Gruevski, but we won’t interfere in Macedonia’s internal affairs (Meta)
• Zaev: We expect Hungary to show that it won’t protect criminals (Nezavisen vesnik)
• Dimitrov: It is hard to digest that Gruevski is seeking refuge from an EU member state (Meta)
Albania
• Mogherini hopeful that 2019 will be Albanian year of success (ADN)
• Bushati: Government open for dialogue with political forces (ADN)
INTERNATIONAL MEDIA SOURCES
• Talks Between Serbia, Kosovo Must Be Backed by Previously Agreed Trust-Building Measures, Special Representative Tells Security Council (UN News)
Read More →UNMIK Headlines 19 November
• Voting for Kosovo’s membership at INTERPOL, on Tuesday (Epoka)
• Illegal migration and lack of reforms, obstacles for visa liberalisation (Koha)
• Kosovo Army will not be formed on November 28 (Zeri)
• Haradinaj: I did not compile veterans’ lists, I found them there (Zeri)
• Philips: Division of Kosovo, part of Putin’s strategic plan (Zeri)
• Haxhiu: Vetevendosje in coalition with LDK, under one condition (Gazeta Blic)
• Kurz assembles Balkans leaders, including Haradinaj and Brnabic (Bota Sot)
• Charges against Serbian criminals to be filed at Kosovo prosecution (Telegrafi)
LINKS
UNMIK
Peacekeeping
UN News Center
From Google News- The Admission of Kosovo is not on the Agenda of the May Meeting of the Council of Europe - Sarajevo Times 06/05/2024The Admission of Kosovo is not on the Agenda of the May Meeting of the Council of Europe Sarajevo Times
- 53 Civilians Were Massacred In This Home In Kosovo. Now It's A Museum. - Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty 06/05/202453 Civilians Were Massacred In This Home In Kosovo. Now It's A Museum. Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty
- 'A Special Voice': How a Much-Loved Kosovo Singer Was Silenced Forever - Balkan Insight 06/05/2024'A Special Voice': How a Much-Loved Kosovo Singer Was Silenced Forever Balkan Insight
- The Admission of Kosovo is not on the Agenda of the May Meeting of the Council of Europe - Sarajevo Times 06/05/2024
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