Delawie: Education a key to prevention of violent extremism (RTK)
The U.S. Ambassador to Kosovo, Greg Delawie, said today that violent extremism derived from dissatisfied, unemployed youth, who lacked the feeling of belonging, are now exploiting social media to add to their number, making the fear spread in a chain manner. Speaking at a round table organized in Gjakova, by Women’s Initiative in Kosovo, Delawie […]
Read More →Headlines 7 January
• Kosovo Assembly to hold extraordinary session for Haradinaj (Koha)
• Haradinaj’s release demanded in a protest in France (Telegrafi)
• Haliti: Mitrovica North wall not to be demolished by 20 January (RTK)
• Citizens oppose visit of Serb pilgrims to Gjakova/Djakovica (Koha)
Delawie: US support KSF transformation (Koha)
The US Ambassador to Kosovo, Greg Delawie, said in an interview for RTK2 that his country supports transformation of the Kosovo Security Force (KSF) into Kosovo Armed Force (KAF). “Certainly the United States supports the transformation of Kosovo Security Force to the Kosovo Armed Forces. I think it’s important this transformation happens in a way […]
Read More →Headlines 19 December
• PDK’s Lladrovci wins run-off mayor elections in Drenas/Glogovac (media)
• Delawie praises flow of elections in Drenas/Glogovac (Epoka)
• Lumezi: No legal violations in Drenas/Glogovac elections (Zeri)
• Monitors report a number of irregularities during elections (Zeri)
• Government not concerned with Serbian List’s “threats” (Koha)
• Haradinaj: The political scene has become dirty (Epoka)
• Russian oil company accused of usurping petrol stations in the north (Zeri)
Headlines 15 December
• Delawie: Special court to push Kosovo towards EU (Kosova Sot/RTK)
• Rakic: Wall will not be demolished, only redesigned (Zeri)
• Foreign Ministry rejects Djuric’s request to enter Kosovo (Gazeta Express)
• The northerners call the parallel structures legal (Koha Ditore)
• “Government is responsible for Kosovo’s isolation (Epoka e Re)
• Thaci’s visits to Serb memorials are seen as political games (Koha Ditore)
• Serbian oil company trying to act illegally in Kosovo (Epoka e Re)
• Air pollution in Pristina on Wednesday breaks all records (Insajderi)
Delawie welcomes NATO letter for Kosovo (Klan Kosova)
The Ambassador of the United States of America to Kosovo, Greg Delawie, welcomed the letter of the NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg to the government of Kosovo. “Welcome NATO Secretary General letter on strengthening interaction, new cooperation & activities with Kosovo. Foundation for deeper NATO ties,” Delawie wrote on his Twitter account.
Read More →Delawie: U.S. will not change its policy toward Kosovo (Klan Kosova/Periskopi)
The U.S. Ambassador to Kosovo, Greg Delawie, said in an interview with Periskopi today that deaths in detention are always concerning and that he welcomes the inclusion of independent observers in the case of Astrit Dehari. Delawie said he meets every political party in Kosovo, but that he does not prefer violence and he does […]
Read More →Headlines 23 November
• LDK agrees with PDK’s proposals for budget amendments (Koha/Zeri)
• Government publicly calls Serbian List to return to institutions (Kosova Sot)
• Delawie: Transparency and accountability are vital (Zeri)
• UK will not get involved in Dehari case (media)
• Kosovo chief prosecutor’s house robbed (media)
• Two more months of detention for former PDK MP Syla (Zeri)
• Veseli supported a company suspected of illegal acquisition of shares (Koha)
Headlines 10 November
• EC publishes Progress Report on Kosovo (dailies)
• Apostolova: If there is a decision for elections, we will support it (Zeri)
• Lunacek: Kosovars deserve visa liberalisation (Zeri)
• Journalist association concerned with Progress Report findings (Koha)
• Delawie: The U.S. policy toward Kosovo, unchanged (Bota Sot)
• Hoxha: There is security camera recording in Dehari’s case (dailies)
Headlines 9 November
• Thousands protest death of Vetevendosje activist in jail (media)
• Foreign ambassadors urge for transparency regarding Dehari’s death (Zeri)
• “Atdhe Arifi is being psychologically terrorised in detention” (media)
• EU with serious concerns for Kosovo (Koha)
• Veseli: Demarcation does not affect relations with Montenegro (Kosova Sot)
• Britain’s Foreign Secretary Johnson to visit Kosovo (RTK)
• Fol Movement publishes report on corruption (media)
• Kosovo’s Interpol bid suspended (dailies)
• PDK’s Lladrovci to run for Drenas/Glogovac mayor (Kosova Sot)
Headlines 28 October
• Assembly debate on KLA values escalates into accusations and insults (media)
• Tahiri: Kosovo has never conditioned Serbia (Koha/Zeri)
• Serbian authorities could release KP director, Nehat Thaci, today (Telegrafi)
• Delawie, O’Connell call for greater engagement against corruption (Epoka)
• Ramiz Kelmendi takes over position of Deputy Prime Minister (Epoka)
• Latif Gashi released on bail (media)
• Prosecution drops rape charge against Sylejman Selimi (Insajderi)
Headlines 24 October
• Thaci warns integration delays create space for dangerous ideologies (media)
• Delawie: KFOR will leave when Kosovo can protect itself (Zeri)
• Parallelism in Mustafa-led government (Koha Ditore)
• Tahiri: Serbia will recognize Kosovo (Zeri)
• Hoxhaj urges Spain to recognise Kosovo (RTK)
• Rugova: LDK ready for elections (Zeri)
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