• Haradinaj tones down on Association/Community (Koha)
• Eichhorst: EU supports current border demarcation agreement (Zeri)
• Thaci: Unity team for dialogue with Serbia (Zeri)
• Haradinaj: No official information that Rikalo mistreated citizens (media)
• Online petition launched calling for Rikalo’s dismissal (Koha)
• LDK MP Osmani: What Haradinaj is doing is shameful (Bota Sot)
• Koci: Rikalo was a close associate of Albin Kurti (media)

• Haradinaj applies “failed” model to expropriation of land near Obiliq (Koha)
• AGK condemns Haradinaj’s statement on Kosovo media (Zeri/RTK)
• Germany’s Merkel congratulates Haradinaj on election (dailies)
• Vetevendosje to cooperate with government on national issues (Epoka e Re)
• Court approves Ombudsperson’s request on electricity billing (Koha)

• Government cannot change rules on demarcation (Koha)
• U.S. does not support any other version of border demarcation agreement (Zeri)
• Bulliqi: We will soon form working group on demarcation (Lajmi)
• Delawie: KSF transformation through constitutional changes (Zeri)
• Vucic: 99 percent of Albanians voted for Kosovo’s independence (media)
• NISMA forms own parliamentary group (Zeri)
• Constitutional Court rejects Serbian banks’ claims on Trepca (Kosova Sot)

• Haradinaj dismisses border demarcation committee (media)
• EU: Nothing changed – visa liberalization conditions remain the same (Koha)
• The general without an army (Zeri)
• Rakic: We joined government to ensure better life for Serbs (media)
• Women’s Network criticizes low representation of women in government (media)
• Serbia stops every bus from and to Kosovo (Koha)

• Haradinaj: Demarcation is wrong, we won’t delay visa liberalization (VOA)
• Haradinaj to officially take on new post today (Zeri, Indeksonline)
• Ruling parties boycott Sunday’s Assembly session called by opposition (dailies)
• Indicted ministers part of the new government of Kosovo (Koha Ditore)
• EU urges new government to cooperate with Serbia (Kosova Sot)
• Lunacek messages Haradinaj, mentions demarcation and Serbia (Express)
• Analysts: Government of Kosovo with “glass legs” (Zeri)