LDK-AAK-Nisma does not accept governance with Thaçi’s party
(All monitored broadcasters, KTV)
LDK-AAK-Nisma Coalition has prepared itself for confrontation with PDK, which will happen on Thursday at the Constitutional Court.
The Coalition has appointed Vjosa Osmani to represent them, while it was said that Srpska List has not set any conditions for voting Haradinaj Government.
For the first time after the Assembly’s constitutive session, PDK representatives and representatives of the post-electoral coalition LDK-AAK-Nisma will confront in a single room at the Constitutional Court. To be prepared for this day, leaders of the LDK-AAK-Nisma bloc met on Monday at the Kosovo Assembly premises.
Speaking about government formation, AAK leader Ramush Haradinaj said that talks with Vetëvendosje might resume soon. He admitted that there were stagnations in talks with this political entity.
Nisma për Kosovën leader Fatmir Limaj said that they will have an inclusive government, but without the PDK.
Mayor Rakic appeals on international community
(Most monitored broadcasters, KTV)
Mayor of Mitrovica/Mitrovica north Goran Rakic has called on the international community to invest maximum efforts into dealing with security issues and providing a safe environment for all the people in Kosovo.
His appeal came after an unexploded hand grenade was found and cleared by the police in Mitrovica/Mitrovicë north on Saturday.
According to him, two cars were set on fire in Filip Visnjic Street on Saturday, and that happened just two days after another similar incident.
“It is hard to believe that this is not a string of planned incidents intended to cause disorder and panic among the Serb population in Mitrovica/Mitrovicë north and northern Kosovo,” Rakic told Serbian media.
Different from Rakic, on the day that these cars were set on fire, Kosovo Police said that this incident was not related to an interethnic conflict, but rather with a dispute between some Serbs in the north.
Jaksic: EULEX has created fear and anxiety among Serbs
(Klan Kosova)
Zubin Potok municipal assembly president Nemanja Jaksic is accusing EULEX that with its accusations and arrest threats to the mayor of Zubin Potok Stevan Vulovic has made the work of the municipality difficult.
According to him, with this EULEX has created fear and anxiety among the citizens in the municipality of Zubin Potok and the entire territory of Kosovo.
Jaksic said that the management of the municipality of Zubin Potok is ready to cooperate and work for the benefit of its citizens, and if there is a failure in implementing the Brussels Agreement, EULEX will carry all the responsibilities for it.
Jahjaga: Kosovo is not alone in the fight against radicalism
(Most monitored broadcasters, TV21)
President of Kosovo Atifete Jahjaga reiterated that Kosovo is not alone in the fight against radicalism.
For us it is important that as institutions we act against individuals and groups that present a threat to our national security, President Jahjaga said in an interview with Radio Free Europe.
She added that this radicalism does not threaten only Kosovo, but it goes beyond Kosovo’s internal context.
“For us it is important that as institutions we act against individuals and groups that present a threat to our national security, and as a society we distance ourselves from criminal and extremist acts that have nothing in common with the values and ideals on which we are building our state,” Jahjaga said.
Former Assembly Speaker Jakup Krasniqi also spoke about the threat that Kosovo is exposed to by the extremists.
He called on everyone to be reserved towards any form of cooperation with extremists, who put a dark shadow over the nation and its future.
Krasniqi considers that Kosovo does not need religious or state leaders that with extreme servility declare themselves pro-western, while in fact, whenever they have a chance they act like aggressive fundamentalists and non-tolerant towards anyone that does not think as they do.
