• Kosovo decides to withdraw from its Interpol membership bid (Zeri) • LDK accuses new government of Interpol membership failure (Koha) • “Decision to withdraw from Interpol membership bid, reasonable” (Epoka e Re) • Government waits commission’s findings before deciding on demarcation (Koha) • Thaci and Pacolli continue meetings in New York (dailies) • Hoxhaj to Vucic: Recognition of Kosovo, the only solution (Telegrafi) • Local elections to cost Kosovo around €10 million (Zeri)

• EU wants Haradinaj to “revive” European agenda (Koha Ditore) • President Thaci meets U.S. President Trump (dailies) • Kosovo delegation meets OIC Secretary General (RTK) • Local election campaign kicks off (media) • Apostolova: I do not communicate with indicted politicians (Zeri) • Ruling and opposition parties disagree over timing of Assembly session (Zeri)

• Delays in integration of courts in the north could destabilize situation (Koha) • President of Kosovo to be at forefront of dialogue with Serbia (Koha Ditore) • President Thaci begins meeting foreign officials in New York (dailies) • Police launch investigation into allegations against Rikalo (Koha) • Lekaj: No conditioning from Serbian List on Kosovo army (RTK) • EU invests €1.2 million in the north (Zeri)

• Haradinaj government adopts program for 2017-2021 (media) • Haradinaj: Border demarcation will not remain unresolved (Klan Kosova/RFE) • Brnabic: I would meet Haradinaj if necessary (Lajmi) • EU leaves Association/Community to Kosovo and Serbia (Kosova Sot) • Thaci expects to meet U.S. President Trump during NY visit (media) • Hoxhaj: On capital issues, PDK seeks national consensus (Zeri) • Hoti: Unity team idea for dialogue with Serbia, pointless (Koha) • France supports Kosovo Armed Forces (Zeri) • Pacolli: I did not say Albanians committed war crimes (Zeri)

• Government undecided how to proceed with Kosovo army issue (Koha Ditore) • NATO: Kosovo army in line with Constitution (Zeri) • Montenegro not expected to be willing to renegotiate border deal (Zeri) • Kosovo government slams Serbia’s UNESCO documentary (Epoka e Re) • Serbian List supports its minister, Rikalo (RTK)