UNMIK Headlines 3 June
• 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)
Court: Witnesses against Azem Syla are at risk (Insajderi)
The news site reports that the Court has concluded that two witnesses against former PDK MP Azem Syla and his group, are at highest level of risk. For this reason, several sessions have been scheduled in order to get their testimonies, without having an indictment yet. In the decision on the approval of prosecutor’s request for a […]
Read More →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)
Austrian Minister of Interior : Visa liberalisation by end of June (Insajderi)
The news site reports that the Austrian Minister of Interior , Wolfgang Sobotka, told Austrian TV station ORF that the decision to grant visa liberalisation for Kosovo, Turkey, Ukraine and Georgia will be made by the end of June.
Read More →UNMIK Headlines 17 May
• SRSG Tanin explains why UNMIK needs to remain in Kosovo (Insajderi)
• Citaku at UNSC: Do not compare us to ISIS (dailies)
• Hahn brings together government and opposition leaders (Koha)
• EU insists on rule of law in Kosovo (Koha)
• Lunacek not sure when Kosovo will get visa liberalization (Kosova Sot)
• Thaci: Commission for establishing Association/Community (Kosova Sot)
• Fajon: Kosovo will win in the European Parliament (Zeri/Kosovapress)
• PDK, AAK prepare for post-election coalition (Zeri)
• Mustafa: SAA entering into force, a new development chapter (Epoka)
• Prime Minister Mustafa criticizes Maric (Lajmi)
Limaj under new investigation – suspected for murder of two civilians (Insajderi.com)
The leader of the Initiative for Kosovo (NISMA), Fatmir Limaj, is suspected to be involved in the execution without trial of Ramiz Hoxha, from village Bellanice, and Selman Binishi, from Banja village. At that time, Limaj was commander of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) in that area. Insjaderi has learned that Limaj will be interviewed by the […]
Read More →Mustafa and Veseli discuss the ruling coalition (Insajderi)
Kosovo’s Prime Minister Isa Mustafa and Assembly President Kadri Veseli, met today to discuss the ruling coalition led by their respective parties, the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) and the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK). The Assembly issued a media communique after the meeting noting that discussions focused on the current developments, with special emphasis […]
Read More →Kosovo PM pledges to secure membership of NATO and EU (Insajderi)
On the 66th anniversary of the European Union, Kosovo Prime Minister Isa Mustafa said he pledges to secure Kosovo’s membership of the European Union and NATO. In a Facebook post, Mustafa said Kosovo needs to prove it has the will and power to put the law above anyone else. “We need to prove our determination […]
Read More →Azem Syla and Vidosav Nakovic, expropriated lands worth millions (Insajderi.com)
Insajderi has discovered that the main suspects among the 51 individuals, are Azem Syla, Shaban Syla, Ilaz Syla – Shaban Syla’s son, Azem Syla’s driver, Arton Vila, former head of the Pristina Municipality Court, Nuhi Uka, his uncle Tefik Uka, who worked as clerk at the Court, Shpresim Uka, Fahredin Gashi, lawyer Eduard Gashi, lawyer […]
Read More →Walker: Without recognition from Serbia, Kosovo will remain outside NATO (Insajderi)
Kurt Walker, former United States Ambassador to NATO, said today that Kosovo’s first step in its bid for NATO membership is to secure international recognitions. “Recognitions are the first step. I don’t think Spain or other countries, but Spain in particular, will recognize Kosovo if Serbia does not do this,” he said. Walker, who now […]
Read More →UNMIK Headlines 24 March
• President Jahjaga meets US Vice President Biden (Zeri/Kosova Sot)
• Opposition’s boycott set to continue (Zeri)
• Ymeri: April and May will determine political course in Kosovo (Koha)
• Haradinaj: National unification, an inevitable process (Koha)
• Dialogue with Serbia on trade fails (Koha)
• Serbia to give dialing prefix to Kosovo after ITU grants one (Telegrafi)
• German authorities release Kosovars detained on terror suspicions (RTK)
• LDK calls for “punitive measures” against Insajderi reporter (Insajderi)
Mustafa admits that Armed Forces are in the hands of Serbs (Insajderi.com)
The Prime Minister of Kosovo, Isa Mustafa said that the statute of the Association of the Serb-majority Municipalities, will be drafted and based on this, it will be established. Speaking on demarcation, Mustafa said that this issue is in the hands of the international commission. The Prime Minister admitted that Serbs are an obstacle for the establishment […]
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