Interruption of election campaign in the north, a Serb game (Kosovapress) Northern Kosovo Serb political representatives have rejected the symbol of the "state of Kosovo" on ballots for upcoming parliamentary elections and as a result have ceased their election campaigns in the four northern municipalities. Citizens and political analysts in southern and northern Mitrovica believe the decision by Serb leaders is just a game, that they are trying to gain more privileges and that ultimately they will take part in the elections. Mitrovica-based political analyst Nexhmedin Spah

• Jacobson: Vote for those who will guarantee lawfulness (dailies) • Bosch: Vote recount not in line with European practices (Koha) • Serbs divided over participation in elections (Zeri) • Right-wing victories in European Parliament worry Kosovo (Epoka e Re) • Serbia does not recognize Kosovo diplomas (Epoka e Re) • Kosovo Diplomatic Academy signs agreement with Marshall Center (Lajm)

• North threatens election boycott (Koha Ditore) • 1.7 million citizens eligible to vote (Lajm) • Election campaign starts officially (Lajm) • Radical Islam: the next strike against Kosovo (Zeri) • Cliff: Barricade should be removed (Epoka e Re) • Serbia violates agreement, funds education system (Koha Ditore) • Surroi: This government has run out of lies (Koha Ditore) • Luxemburg values progress in Kosovo (Epoka e Re)

• UN Security Council discusses situation in Kosovo (dailies) • LDK will repeal resolution 1244 (Zeri) • CEC with directive for reserved seats (Tribuna) • Votes will be verified several times (Koha Ditore) • CEC bans posters (Epoka e Re) • Hoxhaj discusses elections with Quint ambassadors (Epoka e Re) • Shkullaku: PDK-LDK coalition not a surprise (Epoka e Re) • More human remains recovered from Rudnica mass grave (Botapress)

• Daka meets EU observers (Kosova Sot) • Constitutional court judge faces dismissal (Koha) • Thaci inaugurates memorial for fallen US soldiers (Tribuna) • Haradinaj “clan” never existed (Lajm) • RTK has become private property of PDK (Botapress) • Unnecessary confusion over “Drenica Group” case (Lajm)