• Haradinaj and Limaj call for early elections (Epoka e Re/Telegrafi)
• Vetëvendosje rejoins Assembly (Kosova Sot)
• Germany and France against visa liberalisation for Kosovo (Zeri)
• Implementation of SAA starts with failures (Koha)
• Thaçi: Kosovo has shifted its focus on economic development (Koha)
• Hyseni: Let us safeguard inter-religious harmony (Koha)
• Haradinaj: I was not involved in the Kumanovo case (Zeri)

• Compromises fail to convince Serbs to take part in census (Koha)
• Vetëvendosje to return to the Assembly (Koha)
• Mustafa says he will visit the north soon (Zeri)
• Serbs concerned with establishment of armed forces (Zeri)

• Haradinaj: Demarcation issue more urgent than Association/Community (RTK)
• Thaci’s former advisor, Dukagjin Gorani, joins Vetevendosje (dailies)
• Koci: PDK to explain why I was not appointed as justice minister (Epoka e Re)
• Former MP Geci found guilty on murder charges (dailies)

• PDK backs down, Mustafa rejects Koci as Minister of Justice (Koha)
• Visa liberalisation for Kosovo, in autumn (Zeri)
• “Increased threat from violent extremism in Kosovo” (Telegrafi)
• Thaçi: Kosovars did not join ISIS because of their religious beliefs (Insajderi)
• Kosovo, Albania governments to meet today in Pristina (RTK)
• Bahtiri, Rakić agree that “media should not cover the Iber Bridge” (Koha)
• Kadriu: Kosovo’s underground is threatening me (Lajmi)

• EULEX’s mandate extended to 14 June 2018 (Koha)
• President Thaçi to visit Brussels next week (Koha)
• “Government has not enough votes to ratify demarcation deal” (Kosova Sot)
• Reuters: Visa liberalization for Kosovo postponed? (Epoka e Re)
• Mustafa: Law on Trepça will be finalized before November (Koha)
• “Women to lead fight against extremism” (Zeri)
• Two EP members want to stop Kosovo’s EU prospects due to Wahhabism (Koha)
• Thaçi: Why Kosovo and the Balkans found relief in Austria’s election result (Euractiv)