• Thaçi meets Ban Ki-moon (dailies) • About 150 Serb policemen operating in the north (Koha Ditore) • Police don’t reveal number of applications from MUP members (Koha Ditore) • Decisions of parallel courts to undergo review (Tribuna) • Krasniqi to form new party (Lajm)

• Dacic considers Kosovo “a special territory" (Koha Ditore) • Germany: Kosovo continues to remain condition for Serbia (Koha Ditore) • Thaçi traveled to New York (Koha Ditore) • Borchardt foresees a long process against Drenica group (Tribuna) • Kuçi: Thaçi does not resign (Zeri)

• Roads in the north deadly even for EU officials (Koha Ditore) • Hoxhaj: Kosovo to get three more recognitions soon (Zëri) • MPs don’t adopt privatization of PTK (Zëri) • Gaultieri, head of EU monitoring mission for elections (dailies) • Campaign against elections in the north (Lajm) • OSCE confirms 40 thousand Serb applications (Koha Ditore)

• Amnesty signed, the voice of civil society ignored (dailies) • Thousands of applications swarm CEC (Koha Ditore) • EU to send a monitoring mission for 3 November elections (Epoka e Re) • Expecting positive evaluations for visas (Epoka e Re) • Diplomatic appointments, property of PDK (Tribuna) • Tahiri: Kosovo has European vision (Epoka e Re)

• Fatmir Limaj cleared of war crimes (dailies) • Government welcomes Limaj’s release (dailies) • Jahjaga invites presidents of Serbia and Bosnia to Kosovo summit (dailies) • Serbia jeopardizes Kosovo elections (Tribuna) • Anti-election headquarters in the north (Tribuna) • Jakup Krasniqi starts campaign against PDK in Drenas (Koha Ditore) • List “Srbija” certified as the Serb Civic Initiative (Koha Ditore)