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 27 October
• Mustafa: Brussels wants ratification not declaration on demarcation (RTK)
• “Government has degraded, early elections as soon as possible” (Indeksonline)
• Working group will try to find solution on demarcation (Koha)
• Kosovo Assembly to discuss today courts’ rulings on KLA members (dailies)
• PDK: “Drenica 2” verdict, tendency to criminalize KLA’s war (Telegrafi)
• Democracy Plus against Assembly’s session on Drenica case (Lajmi)
• Rashiti: Dialogue with Serbia will last a long time (Klan Kosova)
• Abrashi: No budget for all KLA veterans (Kosova Sot)
Headlines 26 October
• Declaration on demarcation, hostage of LDK and AAK (Koha)
• Abrashi: There will be more meetings of political leaders (Koha)
• LDK MPs: Veseli wants to become prime minister prior to special court (Zeri)
• Constitutional Court rejects Serbian List demands (Kosova Sot)
• Fadil Demaku resigns his MP post (Zeri)
• “Serbia is dangerously reemerging hegemonistic project” (Epoka e Re)
• Interior Ministry hosts international conference against extremism (RTK)
Headlines 25 October
• Parties close to agreement on border demarcation (Koha Ditore)
• Six failures of the ruling coalition (Zeri)
• Appeals Court upholds sentences for members of “Drenica 2” group (Koha)
• O’Connell: Nepotism problematic for Kosovo (Epoka e Re)
• Netherlands approves Special Court’s headquarters in The Hague (Kosova Sot)
• Haziri: LDK and PDK are not in a love partnership (RTK)
Headlines 19 October
• Assembly to ask EU not to condition visas with demarcation (Koha Ditore)
• Government appeals not to leave demarcation for next year (Epoka e Re)
• Justice, registration plates tackled in Pristina-Belgrade dialogue (Kosova Sot)
• Mustafa: Serbian List cannot impede Trepca Law (RTK)
• Government appropriates funds from independent agencies (Koha Ditore)
• Albania and Serbia “undo” Kosovo (Zeri)
Osmani: Invite SLS in the Government, remove Serbian List from the coalition (Indeksonline)
Kosovo Assembly MP from the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), Vjosa Osmani, advised the government to breach the coalition with the Serbian List and replace it with the other Serb party Serbian Liberal Party (SLS), which currently has five MPs at the Assembly. In an interview for Indeksonline, Osmani said that the Serbian List is […]
Read More →Headlines 11 October
• Thaci calls for resolution of crimes during and after the war (media)
• Corruption and demarcation keeping visa liberalisation pending (dailies)
• Simic: Trepca issue to be solved through negotiations (Zeri/RFE)
• Task force established for Nehat Thaci’s release (Zeri)
• Kosovo never sent list of missing persons to the EU (media)
• Indictment on wiretapped conversations, imminent (Kosova Sot)
• Kosovo to have three-member delegation at PACE (Koha)
• Former ISIS fighter seeks funds to fight extremism (Zeri)
Headlines 7 October
• Mustafa: If opposition doesn’t answer, I’ll proceed with demarcation (Epoka)
• Gecaj: No elections if demarcation fails (Zëri)
• “Coalition must undertake thorough reformatting of government” (Epoka)
• Tahiri: Serbia has to release Thaci (Zëri)
• EU: Pristina-Belgrade dialogue is not about ultimatums (Kosova Sot)
• Hoxhaj congratulates Guterres on his selection as UN chief (RTK)
• Court of Appeals sides with Grabovci, overrules decision against him (Koha)
• Demolli: Preparations for transformation of KSF are completed (Epoka)
• Final decision on Kosova e Re power plant to be made today (Koha)
Headlines 30 September
• Government, opposition clash over telephone code and the north (media)
• Tahiri: Thaci’s arrest by Serbian authorities, unacceptable (Zeri)
• Natasa Kandic reacts against arrest of Kosovo Police director (Lajmi)
• KLA veterans to protest in front of the government today (RTK)
• Jablanovic: Serb ministers take 70% of tenders (media)
• “Israel will not recognise Kosovo’s independence” (media)
Headlines 28 September
• PM Mustafa informs about his meetings in the U.S. (Kosova Sot)
• Vetëvendosje with a new plan on demarcation (Kosova Sot)
• Donlon requests cooperation with the Special Court (Kosova Sot)
• EU: Bridge revitalization does not include Mitrovica mosque plot (Koha)
• KSF transformation not on the agenda (Zëri)
• “Kosovo can get the telephone code only as Serbian territory” (Kosova Sot)
Headlines 23 September
• Mustafa has not given up on border demarcation deal (Kosova Sot)
• Hoxhaj: Ratification of demarcation agreement in October (Koha)
• EU seeks opposition’s involvement in dialogue (Kosova Sot)
• Murtezaj: We expect good news from Greece (Epoka e Re)
• Europe’s problems, fatal for Kosovo (Zëri)
• Kosovo government sets up team for SAP representation (Koha Ditore)
• Gecaj: Kosovo enjoys extremely good relations with Montenegro (RFE)
Headlines 22 September
• PM Mustafa meets U.S. President Obama (dailies)
• Assembly to meet today, demarcation not on agenda (Kosova Sot)
• Opposition not in the mood to meet PM Mustafa (Epoka e Re)
• Thaçi: Kosovo people not to be affected by Kurti’s statement (Gazeta Express)
• Jablanović: We will self-organize after Kurti’s statement (Indeksonline)
• North officials not yet convinced about opening of Mitrovica bridge (Koha)
• Đurić: Apology for victims, through dialogue (RTK)
• Dinosha, first Montenegrin ambassador to Kosovo (Koha Ditore)
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