Cliff: No new elections in Kosovo
(Most monitored broadcasters, TV21)
The British Ambassador to Kosovo Ian Cliff said he is convinced that organization of new elections are not at the interest of Kosovo citizens, as they have faced a series of electoral processes over the last year.
In an interview with Serbian news agency Tanjug, the Ambassador Cliff said that Britain wants to see continuation of Kosovo-Serbia dialogue as the earliest time possible.
Talking about the so-called ‘Peace Park’, Cliff said that at the end an agreement that enables freedom of movement over the Ibër Bridge must be achieved.
Petrovic re-elected as SLS President
(Most monitored broadcasters, TV21)
Acting Deputy Prime Minister of Kosovo Slodoban Petrovic has been unanimously re-elected as the President of the Independent Liberal Serb Party (SLS) on Sunday’s convention of this party.
Four other SLS deputy presidents have also been elected at this convention.
Rasic: Kosovo Serbs should solely decide about their future
(KTV, TV21)
Autochthonous Serbs in Kosovo should solely decide about their future and they should not be influenced by Prishtinë/Pristina or Belgrade, Kosovo Assembly MP Nenad Rasic said.
In an interview with Koha Ditore, President of Serb Progressive Democratic Party Nenad Rasic, said that Belgrade did not help out Kosovo Serbs as they expected.
According to Rasic, creation of Srpska List has dimmed autochthonous capacities of Serbs.
Speaking about the so-called ‘Peace Park’ over Ibër River, Rasic said that this issue cannot be solved by Albanians and Serbs and without Brussels involvement.
Acting minister of labour and social welfare Rasic considers that international organizations present in Kosovo should further engage themselves through various projects to bring down distinctions and prejudices between Serbs and Albanians.
Religious leaders meet COMKFOR Farina
(RTK2)
Religious leaders in Kosovo called on believers to distance themselves from any form of extremism and violence and to support peace for a better future of their families and children.
On Saturday Mufti Tërnava, Bishop Teodosje and Bishop Gjergji met COMKFOR, Maj-General Salvatore Farina, in “Film City” Camp.
Heads of Islamic, Orthodox and Catholic Communities recognise the right of all people to celebrate their cultural and religious heritage and support civil and peaceful cohabitation between different religions, a KFOR press release reads.
Two Serbs suspected of war crimes arrested and released
(RTK1)
Two Serbs suspected of war crimes in Kosovo have been arrested by the Kosovo Police (KP) on Saturday in Vushtrri/Vucitrn.
The Kosovo Police announced on Saturday that they have arrested two men of the Serbian nationality at the village Prilluzhe of Vushtrri.
“During the search operation, the Kosovo Police seized a firearm and ammunition, three firecrackers, two teargas sprays and a baton,” a press release issued by KP reads.
Upon prosecutor’s decision, the suspects are released pending trial.
