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UNMIK Media Observer, Afternoon Edition, December 30, 2022

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UNMIK Media Observer, Afternoon Edition, December 30, 2022

Albanian Language Media:

• Barricades removed, border crossings in the north still closed (Koha)
• Vela: Kosovo-Serbia relations can only be based on mutual recognition (media)
• Gervalla: Serbia creates artificial conflicts; no force can blackmail us (media)
• Italy welcomes the removal of barricades in northern Kosovo (Klan)
• Joseph: Barricades, proof how Vucic plays the U.S. and EU (RFE/Koha)
• Buhler: Serbia’s threatening rhetoric is intolerable (DW, media)
• PDK submits the Law on Public Officials to the Constitutional Court (Telegrafi)
• Man in Leposavic reports he was attacked by two masked men (media)
• Barricade in Zupc removed, regular traffic begins (media)
• Vucic offers job in the ministry to young man sentenced to prison in Kosovo (Express)
• COVID-19 cases increasing in Kosovo (Koha)

Serbian Language Media:

• Removal of barricades in northern Kosovo (RTS, Kosovo Online)
• Visoki Decani Monastery on absence of international representatives in Kosovo reaction on Patriarch entry ban, impertinence of Pristina (Kosovo Online, social media)
• Dacic: Germany’s position on Kosovo different to others (N1)
• Opposition MP on Kosovo: Exercise badly played, we did what suits Kurti (N1)
• When journalists “guard“ barricades, but guards are nowhere to be seen (KoSSev)
• Lajcak: Tensions in Kosovo remain high, level of mistrust higher than ever (FoNet, N1)
• Dacic receives Romania’s special Western Balkans envoy (Tanjug)
• Man arrested at Gazimestan to work on humanitarian issues at KiM Office (N1, KoSSev)

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Belgrade Media Report 30 December 2022

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United Nations Office in Belgrade

Daily Media Highlights

Friday 30 December 2022

LOCAL PRESS

• UNMIK Chief welcomes lifting of roadblocks (Beta)
• Removal of barricades begins in north of Kosovo and Metohija (Tanjug/RTS)
• Serbian Army is no longer on highest level of combat alert (Tanjug)
• Dacic: Germany’s position on Kosovo different to others (TV B92)
• Gratitude to Romania for principled position regarding preservation of Serbia’s territorial integrity (Tanjug/RTV)
• Lajcak: Tensions in Kosovo remain high, level of mistrust higher than ever (Politico/FoNet)
• Borrell: Diplomacy prevailed in de-escalating Kosovo tensions (Tanjug)
• Nedeljkovic: I don’t hate anyone, I only love and respect my country (Tanjug/RTS)
• Dveri: Authorities use Kosovo Serbs as bargaining chips (Beta/Politika)
• NDSS: Plea that Serbs remove barricades in northern Kosovo is wrong (Beta/Politika)
• Opposition MP on Kosovo: Exercise badly played, we did what suits Kurti (N1)

REGIONAL PRESS

Bosnia & Herzegovina
• SNSD’s Mazalica says latest Law on Immovable Property of RS was attempt to implement B&H CC decision (Nezavisne)
• Bosniak representatives, RS opposition object RS Law on Immovable Property (ATV)
• Becirovic announces motion with B&H CC against RS law on immovable property; Stevadnic: RS parliament has capacity to respond to this (RTRS)
• Komsic to file motion with B&H CC due to RS law on immovable property (O Kanal)
• Niksic: Adoption of RS law on immovable property is against principle defined within coalition agreement (RTRS)
• Zvizdic: B&H is titleholder of state property, lower-level parliaments cannot decide about it (O Kanal)
• OHR: Acting contrary to decisions of Constitutional Court must be interpreted as violation of General Framework Agreement for Peace (Hayat)
• Reactions of the international community to the RS parliament’s adoption of the Law on Immovable Property (FTV/Hayat)
• RS ruling coalition decides on new members of B&H Council of Ministers (ATV/Srpskainfo.com)
• SNSD’s Vulic: It is realistic to expect that B&H CoM will be formed by the end of January (ATV)
Croatia
• Vukovar city statute changed to abolish bilingualism (Hina)
Montenegro
• Djurovic proclaims Lekic a PM-designate: I won’t spare myself; it isn’t excluded that I’ll give up if there’s trade (CdM)
• Mandic: Agreement on government formation by 19 January, presidential elections announcement by 20 January (CdM)
• Djukanovic to Mandic: Proposal for Lekic to be PM-designate has no basis in Constitution (CdM)
Republic of North Macedonia
• Mickoski: 2023 will be an election year (Republika)
Albania
• Rama’s ironic message after removal of barricades (ADN)

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UNMIK Media Observer, Morning Edition, December 30, 2022

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• Kurti: They put up barricades themselves, removing them themselves (media)
• Borrell praises leaders; “diplomacy prevailed in removing barricades” (Klan)
• EU wary of further Kosovo-Serbia tensions as it pushes final deal (Politico)
• Osmani meets Hovenier, discuss latest developments (media)
• NATO: We expect all parties to adhere to their commitments (media)
• KFOR: All parties should avoid any triggering rhetoric (media)
• Hill: Lucky that barricades are being removed, we want political solution (Klan)
• Rama on barricades: Nothing new, in the end everyone returned home (media)
• French Embassy comments on removal of barricades (Kallxo)
• Haziri on removal of barricades: Decision was neither Kurti nor Vucic’s (media)
• Fake News Spikes Amid High Tensions in the North (Prishtina Insight)
• Kosovo: Serbs agree to dismantle barricades after talks (BBC)
• Kosovo-Serbia tensions: Mood on the ground, possible scenarios (Al Jazeera)
• Kosovo Reopens Main Border Crossing With Serbia (VoA)
• In northern Kosovo, conflict is avoided, for now (Emerging Europe)
• Hoax Bomb Threats Leave Balkan Region Frustrated, Unnerved (BIRN)
• Serbia Investigates Kosovo Albanian for Alleged Arms Trafficking (BIRN)

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