UNMIK Headlines 24 May
• Çollaku: Demarcation must be ratified by July (dailies)
• Government coalition proposes roundtable for demarcation (Epoka e Re)
• Selimi: Serbian soldiers came as usurpers and were killed as such (Insajderi)
• Deçan/Dečani residents say they will not respect Court’s decision (Koha)
• O’Connell: Foreign investors should be supported (Epoka e Re)
• Justice Minister, under the ambassadors’ microscope (Zeri)
• Serwer: One thing not to worry about (media)
• Privatisation agency asks RTK to release its premises (RTK)
• LDK branch head in Germany sues party leader (Bota Sot)
• UK troops failed to protect Kosovo citizens, court hears (Lajmi/The Guardian)
UNMIK Headlines 21 May
• Constitutional Court decides in favour of Deçan/Dečani Monastery (Koha)
• Deçan/Dečan historians announce protests in front of Constitutional Court (Koha)
• Haliti: Demarcation issue must be solved, visa liberalisation can wait (RTK)
• Abrashi: Draft-law on Armed Forces to be sent to Assembly soon (media)
• Hyseni: Interpol to decide on Kosovo’s membership in June (TV21)
• EU ministers discuss visa liberalisation for Kosovo and other countries (dailies)
• Kosovo imam jailed for ten years for aiding Islamic State (dailies)
UNMIK Headlines 19 May
• Thaçi: KSF ready to transform into KAF (RTK)
• Veseli welcomes news from the U.S. (Epoka e Re)
• Tahiri: Kosovo Armed Forces to be established this year (Kosova Sot)
• Thaçi: Agreement on demarcation will be ratified (Zeri)
• Haliti: Dialogue the only option for demarcation (Zeri)
• Lekaj: We will not back down from our requests (Zeri)
• AAK: We are not getting close to PDK (Epoka e Re)
• Kosovo Assembly discusses expulsion of Albanians from the north (Koha)
• Selimi appointed national coordinator of Millennium Challenge office (Koha)
UNMIK Headlines 31 March
• Commission finds no violation in border delineation with Montenegro (media)
• Mustafa: We have reasons to be proud (Bota Sot)
• Government welcomes international experts’ report on demarcation (dailies)
• Thaci hails findings of border demarcation commission (Telegrafi)
• Ymeri: Demarcation, unacceptable (Lajmi)
• Haradinaj: We do not answer to anyone about our land (Koha)
• Haliti: Political crisis to be resolved soon (Top Channel)
• Molliqaj: We have many differences with AAK (Zeri)
• Zbogar: Liberalization is close (Epoka e Re)
UNMIK Headlines 17 March
• Border demarcation commission’s report to be finalized in two weeks (Koha)
• LDK supports border-demarcation commission (Kosova Sot)
• Vetevendosje’s Bojken Abazi deported from Kosovo (dailies)
• Konjufca and others in EULEX case, released from detention (Epoka e Re)
• Haliti: Opposition’s boycott, comfort for government (Zeri)
• Three official vehicles set on fire throughout Kosovo (RTK/Kosovapress)
• Nishani: Association and demarcation to be resolved with maturity (Epoka)
• KDI publishes report on Assembly’s work in 2015 (Koha Ditore)
• EU praises Jahjaga’s role (Epoka e Re)
Haliti: I expect Serbian List to attend the Assembly (Indeksonline)
Kosovo Assembly Deputy Speaker Xhavit Haliti said today the Assembly is ready for the election of the president of Kosovo. He also said he expects the Serbian List MPs to attend the Assembly session and vote for the new president. “Everything in terms of technical, administrative and legal aspects is ready. I expect the Serbian List MPs […]
Read More →Haliti: No reason for confrontation (RTKlive)
Deputy President of the Assembly of Kosovo, Xhavit Haliti, from the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK), said that there is no reason for confrontation between the government and the opposition. He said that there is no reason for PDK supporters to be confrontational. “I am not aware of any call to for confrontation,” Haliti said […]
Read More →UNMIK Headlines 12 February
• Kurz: Opposition to renounce violence (dailies)
• Government seeks to elect new president before 17 February (Koha Ditore)
• Haliti: President must be elected in accordance with Constitution (RTK)
• Ymeri: Vetevendosje ready to run with a joint ballot (Epoka e Re)
• Haradinaj: Elections are not thirst for power (Epoka e Re)
• Viets: Liberalization of visas is close (Epoka e Re)
• Ombudsperson wants Serbia to pay back pensions to Kosovo citizens (Koha)
UNMIK Headlines 23 December
• Kosovo, Serbia Prime Ministers to meet on January 27 (Gazeta Express)
• EU should pressure Serbia into implementing the agreements (Epoka)
• Kosovo government confirms finalization of decree on Association (Koha)
• Court expected to announce ruling on Association today (Gazeta Blic)
• Serbia considers as valid the 25 August agreement on the Association (Koha)
• Opposition supports Jahjaga’s idea for demarcation agreement (Zeri)
• Government waiting for opposition before appointing international experts for border demarcation (Koha)
• Montenegro to ratify agreement on border demarcation (Kosova Sot)
• Collaku: Recommendation for visa liberalization in February 2016 (Zeri)
• Economic Development Minister Stavileci pelted with eggs (Zeri)
• PDK deputy leader Xhavit Haliti reveals murder attempts on his life (media)
• Italian reporter: Russian agents arrested Muhaxherri in Kacanik (media)
• Rama: KSF is ready for the new mission (Epoka)
• Rama: Israel does not recognize Kosovo because of Palestine (Epoka)
The war that has nothing to offer (Zeri)
Kosovo Assembly Vice-President, Xhavit Haliti, in an opinion piece today argues that at a time when important laws are waiting to be adopted, when Kosovo needs to make mature decisions, the opposition MPs are trying to block the work of the Assembly. “The MPs who are elected by the people have forgotten to speak and […]
Read More →UNMIK Headlines 10 December
• EC report to praise dialogue, not recommend visa liberalization (Koha)
• Delawie: Corruption, a concerning occurrence in Kosovo (Epoka e Re)
• President Jahjaga committed to fight corruption (dailies)
• A series of agreements on Special Court underway (Koha)
• Veseli: Attack in Gorazhdec should not be politicized (media)
• Mustafa: Montenegro is willing to correct the borderline (Epoka)
• Signs for a violent Assembly session next Monday (Zeri)
• Konjufca: MPs have immunity, they shouldn’t be arrested (Zeri)
• House arrest for opposition MP, Faton Topalli (Kosova Sot)
UNMIK Headlines 4 November
• Zbogar: Government must discuss agreements with the opposition (Koha)
• US embassy: Opposition to renounce violence (Kosova Sot)
• ‘Ceasefire’ in the Assembly until Friday (Zeri)
• Deda warns of “risk for civil war” (Zeri)
• Prosecution might arrest opposition MPs (Kosova Sot)
• Islamic organization in Indonesia supports Kosovo’s UNESCO bid (RTK)
• O’Connell: Kosovo should seriously tackle corruption (Epoka e Re)
• Prosecution wants to retry Fatmir Limaj on war crimes charges (Koha)
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