Montenegro PM’s visit to take place next week (Koha)
The visit of the Montenegro Prime Minister, Dusko Markovic, to Kosovo has been rescheduled for next week, Montenegro government announced. Markovic was supposed to visit Kosovo today but his trip got cancelled due to heavy fog at the Pristina Airport.
Read More →LDK calls PM Haradinaj for a motion on increase of salaries (Koha.net)
The Parliamentary Group of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), has submitted today the request for motion of the Prime Minister of Kosovo, Ramush Haradinaj, with regards to the Decision of the government, number 04/20, dated 21.12.2017, on increase of salaries for the governing cabinet. “Such decision is extremely harmful, not analyzed and creates a […]
Read More →Prizren mosque holds prayer for Turkish intervention in Syria (Klan Kosova/Koha)
Klan Kosova reports that a prayer was held in the Sinan Pasha Mosque in Prizren in favour of the Turkish military operation against Kurds in Syria. Present in the prayer was also the Turkish Ambassador to Kosovo, Kivilcim Kilic, Turkish general consul in Prizren, Eylem Altunya, members of Turkish army part of KFOR, as well […]
Read More →EULEX asked to step up pressure on Serbia regarding missing persons (Telegrafi/Koha)
Advisor to Prime Minister of Kosovo on missing persons, Jahja Lluka, met today officials from the Kosovo’s Forensic Institute and also discussed their presence in the process for determining the fate of missing persons. Director of the institute, Arsim Gerxhaliu, and EULEX forensic anthropologist, Tarja Formisto, spoke about their joint work while Lluka expressed the […]
Read More →Delawie: Special Court will not judge a population, but individual cases (Koha)
The U.S. Ambassador to Kosovo, Greg Delawie, spoke at a press conference about the importance of the Special Court. He once again expressed condolences for the murder of the Serb leader, Oliver Ivanovic, and added that he is there to talk about a completely different matter. “I am here to talk about justice… I want […]
Read More →Draft law on demarcation proceeded to the Assembly Presidency (Koha)
Kosovo’s Assembly committee for foreign affairs, Diaspora and Strategic Investments has preceded to the Assembly the draft law on demarcation of the border with Montenegro, without a recommendation on whether to vote for or against it. It remains to the presidency to decide when to put the demarcation issue in the agenda of Assembly sessions. […]
Read More →Blast in Swedish town injures daughter of KLA associations’ leader (Koha)
An explosion Tuesday morning in the Swedish town of Helsingborg has injured Ariana Haradinaj, daughter of Nasim Haradinaj, deputy leader of the KLA War Veterans associations. In a statement to KTV, Haradinaj said his daughter was injured in a terrorist attack but did not link it to his activity in Kosovo. “I never received any […]
Read More →Only 5 of 71 deputy ministers are women (Koha)
The first meeting Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj had with 71 deputy ministers displayed the fact that the vast majority of these newly-appointed officials are men, Koha reports. It adds that of all 71 deputy ministers only five are women and that while the government has received a lot of complaints for the record number of […]
Read More →Haradinaj asks deputy ministers to provide performance reports (Koha)
Prime Minister of Kosovo, Ramush Haradinaj, met today government’s deputy ministers and asked each of them to take on duties and responsibilities within their own departments. Haradinaj also asked them to provide a written report on their performance during the first 100 days in office.
Read More →Gjukaj: Citizens did not only pay for electricity in the north but for all Serb-majority areas (Koha)
Director of the Kosovo Energy Corporation (KEK), Arben Gjukaj, told KTV that citizens of Kosovo were not only charged for unpaid electricity in the north but for all areas with Serb majority. Gjukaj said that unpaid bills were sent to both UNMIK and the government of Kosovo. “After independence, one bill went to UNMIK and […]
Read More →Minister does not rule out electricity price increase (Kosovapress/Koha)
Kosovo’s Minister of Economic Development, Valdrin Lluka, said Kosovo is currently producing enough energy to only cover half of the demand and the rest is being imported. He also did not rule out the possibility of electricity price increasing by almost 19 percent as announced previously by the Energy Regulatory Office. Meanwhile, a protest against […]
Read More →Kosovo citizens have so far €41 million for energy in the north (Koha)
Head of the Energy Regulatory Office, Arsim Janova, reported to the Kosovo Assembly’s committee on human rights on the charging the unpaid electricity bills from the north to the rest of Kosovo consumers. Janova said the decision to suspend this practice pending a court ruling was taken by the board and is in line with […]
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