UNMIK Headlines 2 March
• EU: Kosovo has met its obligation to establish special court (Koha)
• Netherlands won’t be responsible for special court costs and prisoners (Koha)
• Government reshuffle (Koha)
• Mustafa: Rugova was also elected by PDK votes (Epoka e Re)
• Ymeri: We are determined in our cause (Epoka e Re)
• Thaci’s message to Britain: Don’t Balkanize Europe (Politico.eu/media)
• Tahiri: Ban is ignoring justice for women raped during the war (media)
• Plans underway for establishing another Serb-majority municipality (Zeri)
• Jahjaga decrees procurement law, part of visa liberalization criteria (RTK)
• Truck with documents from Palace of Justice stopped at the border (Kallxo)
UNMIK Headlines 27 January
• Mustafa: I’m going to Brussels, the Association will be formed (Koha)
• EU: Visas and dialogue are two separate issues (Koha)
• Konjufca: Mustafa broke his promise not to attend dialogue (Koha)
• Serbia imposes 4 amendments on Kosovo in Council of Europe report (Koha)
• Viets: Solution for the crisis not elections (Kosova Sot)
• Grabovci: Too early to speak of elections (Epoka e Re)
• Thaci aims the presidency before 17 February (Zeri)
• Opposition’s action today: Honk against government (RTK)
• KLA veterans threaten to protest over pensions (Bota Sot)
• Ferguson: Kosovo has succeeded in improving security (dailies)
UNMIK Headlines 24 December
• Court rules on constitutionality of Association/Community (media)
• Jahjaga: Respect the decision of the Constitutional Court (media)
• Mustafa: No more reasons for opposition to continue with protests (RTK)
• Assembly President calls for joint reflection (RTK)
• Opposition welcomes the decision of Constitutional Court (dailies)
• Haradinaj: Constitutional Court’s decision, a victory for the people (RTK)
• Maric: The Court had it say, the Association must be established (RTK)
• Djuric: For Serbia, only 25 August agreement is valid (Klan Kosova)
• Mustafa, Vucic to meet in early January (Koha Ditore)
• Jahjaga, Thaci meet Italian Foreign Minister Gentiloni (dailies)
• Vetevendosje’s Haxhiu calls for government’s downfall (media)
• Veseli: 2015 was not easy for Kosovo (Epoka)
• Indictment filed against LDP MP Naser Osmani (dailies)
UNMIK Headlines 16 December
• No visa liberalization without results in fight of crime and corruption (Koha)
• Kocijancic: Report on visa liberalization has not been published yet (Tribuna)
• Collaku: Visa liberalization in 2016 (Gazeta Express)
• Half of opposition MPs in jail (Zeri)
• One month house detention for Pal Lekaj (Epoka e Re)
• Haradinaj: No coalition before elections (Gazeta Tribuna)
• Thaci accuses Brussels of encouraging extremism in Kosovo (Bota Sot)
• Djuric: Pristina has revoked entry ban for holders of Serbia IDs (Koha)
Kocijancic: We expect August 25 agreement to be implemented (Kallxo.com)
The European Union is calling on Pristina and Belgrade to implement the duties that are included in the agreement for the formation of the Association/Community of Serb-majority municipalities. One day after the Constitutional Court of Kosovo suspended the agreement until a decision on its constitutional compliance is made, officials in Brussels say that the agreement […]
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• Mustafa: I’ll annul Association if Court deems it anti-constitutional (dailies)
• Jahjaga to address Constitutional Court today (Klan Kosova)
• Opposition doesn’t step back (Zeri)
• Haradinaj: Majority does not have legitimacy to give away territory (Epoka)
• Kocijancic: Agreements need to be respected (Kosova Sot)
• Jones: Special court can help clarify the past (Koha)
• Mustafa met with the Austrian President (Epoka)
• Miglietta and Fischer discuss security in Kosovo (Epoka)
• Limaj to face court today for MTPT case (Epoka)
• No decision on Kurti’s and Haxhiu’s arrest warrant (Zeri)
• Mentor Shala reelected RTK director (Epoka)
UNMIK Headlines 9 October
• US embassy condemns violence in Kosovo Assembly (dailies)
• EU Office and embassies condemn violence in the Assembly (dailies)
• EU condemns violence in the Kosovo Assembly (dailies)
• Lunacek shocked by “violent behaviour” in Kosovo Assembly (Koha)
• British ambassador: Violence has no place in democracy (dailies)
• German diplomat criticizes opposition (Zeri)
• Thaci: Opposition is alone in its blindness (Kosovapress/Epoka)
• Ymeri: Withdrawal from the agreements is essential (RTK)
• OSCE: Incidents undermine democracy (Kosova Sot)
• AAK: President Jahjaga should not fuel the fire (Kosovapress)
• Next Assembly session on 15 October (Kosovapress)
• Missing persons issue dragging on, Belgrade uncooperative (Kosovapress)
UNMIK Headlines 6 October
• Opposition continues to block Assembly’s work (Zeri)
• Secretary Kerry supports Kosovo’s bid to join UNESCO (dailies)
• Mustafa: Visa liberalization criteria, not fully met (Telegrafi)
• Thaci: No early elections and no broadening of coalition (Indeksonline)
• Delawie: Elections in 2018 (Zeri)
• Mustafa reacts to Haradinaj’s statement on border demarcation (Zeri)
• SAA enters into force in early 2016 (Koha)
• Kosovo’s eternal regress (Zeri)
• Government releases Sabit Geci from prison (Koha)
UNMIK Headlines 16 September
• Thaci: UN membership doesn’t define statehood (RTK)
• Jahjaga: Serbia will recognize Kosovo’s independence (RTK/Top Channel)
• O’Connell: EU will not allow deviations in the Association (Koha)
• “No Association without disintegration of parallel structures” (Epoka)
• Opposition says agreements must be ratified in the Assembly (Zeri)
• Zbogar on visa liberalization: I see light at the end of the tunnel (dailies)
• Observation points removed, Civil Protection still active (Zeri)
• Kocijancic: We expect Serbia to implement minority conventions (Epoka)
• This is the document of Presevo Valley (Epoka)
EU is not aware of vehicle insurance agreement’s suspension (Kallxo.com)
Maja Kocijancic, spokesperson to the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, said that the EU is not aware about the suspension of the agreement on vehicle insurance. She said the signatory parties have agreed to resolve all issues through an implementation committee and “this is the forum where issues relating to vehicle […]
Read More →Dialogue BG-PR in order to complete the agreement on insurance (TV Most)
Expert teams from Belgrade and Pristina will soon meet in Brussels to discuss “the missing elements” of the Agreement on insurance of vehicles that exist on both sides. After it they will complete the Memorandum of Agreement on the vehicle insurance from 23 July, which should introduce major benefits for vehicle traffic between Kosovo and […]
Read More →UNMIK Headlines 30 July
• EC: In Kosovo, identity is easily changed (Zeri)
• Pristina, Belgrade to discuss insurance policies next week (Kosova Sot)
• Eichhorst appointed EEAS Director for Balkans (Koha)
• NISMA asks government to accept Assembly’s decision (Epoka e Re)
• Hyseni: Citizens to combat extremism (Zeri)
• Jablanovic against constitutional amendments (Zeri)
• Civil Protection prevents inspection of Jugobanka (Zeri)
• Kumanovo defendants refuse questioning by prosecution (Epoka e Re)
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