• KSF with the same mandate despite reaching full capacity (Koha Ditore) • EU and US call for approval of amnesty law (dailies) • Ashton: Belgrade made difficult decisions (Epoka e Re) • AAK declares “war” to Vetëvendosje (Zëri) • Serbs prevent construction of houses in “Kroi i Vitakut” (Koha Ditore)

• Still no agreement on telecom and energy (dailies) • Reeker: There are misunderstandings on the amnesty law (Koha Ditore) • UNMIK chief meets Romanian foreign minister (Zëri) • Petition launched against amnesty law (dailies) • Selimi: Rasmussen is right, Government doesn’t want an army (Koha Ditore)

• Ashton confirms visit to Pristina and Belgrade (Koha Ditore) • Rasmussen: I haven’t heard Pristina wants KSF to be an army (Koha Ditore) • Tahiri: We expect agreement on telecom and energy (Epoka e Re) • Five wounded near the border with Serbia (Koha Ditore) • Kosovo ready to accept 200 Serb police officers from the north (Tribuna)

• US calls for a dialogue between Government and Serbs in the north (dailies) • Reeker refers to Vetëvendosje activists as “clowns” and “nihilists” (dailies) • Government drops article 3, retains article 5 of amnesty law (dailies) • EU says amnesty law should be in accordance to EU standards (Koha Ditore) • Zbogar stresses the need for amnesty law’s approval (Tribuna, Zëri)

• Amnesty draft law fails to pass Assembly vote (dailies) • Amnesty law undermines rule of law efforts (Koha Ditore) • Assembly doesn’t vote two draft laws of Kosovo-Serbia agreement (Koha) • Vetëvendosje seeks Constitutional Court ruling on Brussels agreement (Koha) • Burns: Serbia should realize it will not get Kosovo back (Tribuna) • Serbs create “Assembly of Autonomous Province of Kosovo” (dailies) • OSCE only a facilitating role in local elections (Zëri)