UNMIK Headlines 24 April
Border demarcation, “pretext” for bringing the government down (Koha)
Mustafa: Elections now mean avoiding responsibility (RTK)
Hoti: LDK is waiting for PDK to proceed with demarcation (VOA)
NISMA’s Krasniqi and PDK’s Grabovci meet in Albania (Klan Kosova)
Gecaj excludes possibility of LDK-Vetevendosje coalition (Lajmi)
Vetevendosje applies for political party status (Koha)
U.S. Embassy: We alarmed citizens, due to the terrorists (Gazeta Express)
Bajrami: Association cannot deal with higher education issues (Koha Ditore)
Zafir also says there will no peace if Ramush is extradited to Serbia (Indeksonline)
Daut Haradinaj’s threat with war if Ramush Haradinaj is extradited to Belgrade, has induced many reactions in Kosovo and wider. Another Kosovo Assembly MP from the Initiative for Kosovo (NISMA), Zafir Berisha, also considers that treatment of the former KLA general is unfair. “Daut’s reaction was natural, because his brother is concerned. I do not […]
Read More →UNMIK Headlines 7 April
Decision on Haradinaj’s extradition request set for 27 April (Koha Ditore)
Mustafa: Elections to be held in 2018 (RTK)
Opposition to initiate no-confidence motion against government (Epoka e Re)
Jablanovic: I did not insult Gjakova/Djakovica mothers (Tribuna Channel)
KEDS bills north’s unpaid electricity to the rest of Kosovo residents (Zeri)
UNMIK Headlines 6 April
• “Clashes inside the Serbian List over leader’s post” (Koha Ditore)
• Limaj: It is time for motion of no confidence (Epoka e Re)
• Vetevendosje supports no-confidence motion (Klan Kosova)
• Grabovci: If obligations are not fulfilled, we head to early elections (Bota)
• Kosovo admitted as observer to World Jewish Congress (Telegrafi)
• Kosovo officially refuses the idea for a joint regional market (Lajmi)
• “Jevtic to either resign or face dismissal” (Koha)
NISMA supports the law on KSF (Lajmi)
After the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK), the Initiative for Kosovo, (NISMA) also confirmed that they would vote the law for the change of the mandate and increase of competencies of the Kosovo Security Force. Kosovo Assembly MP from NISMA, Zafir Berisha, said that the draft law submitted to the Assembly by the […]
Read More →UNMIK Headlines 2 February
Headlines – 02.02.2017 No agreement after high-level meeting between Kosovo and Serbia (media) Opposition: Government failed to demolish the wall, it must resign (media) U.S. determined to keep stability in Kosovo (Gazeta Metro) Three steps before Special Court can become operational (Koha) Decision on Haradinaj, after a week (Zëri) Demolli: We must continue our good […]
Read More →Sherifi: Thaçi planned participation in Brussels despite tensions between Kosovo and Serbia (lajmi.net)
Kosovo government spokesperson, Arban Abrashi, confirmed for the portal that the President of Kosovo Hashim Thaçi, will participate together with the Prime Minister Isa Mustafa, at the meeting that will be held on Tuesday in Brussels. Bilal Sherifi, secretary of the Initiative for Kosovo (NISMA) said that the meeting called in Brussels proves that statements […]
Read More →Headlines 28 December
• Kosovo government: Serbia is trying to destabilise Kosovo (Koha)
• Kosovo Assembly postpones resolution on Mitrovica wall (Kosova Sot)
• Rakic: The wall, part of revitalisation of bridge agreement (Zeri)
• Poll: PDK first, followed by LVV, LDK, AAK-NISMA and AKR (Epoka)
• “Serbia does not want normalisation of relations with Kosovo” (Epoka)
• UN does not recognise Enver Hoxhaj as Foreign Minister (Bota Sot)
• Only Kosovo’s ambassador invited to Trump’s inauguration (Zeri)
Opposition: Serbian List was formed for Serbia’s interests (Zeri)
Vetevendosje MP Rexhep Selimi told Zeri that Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic appoints the Serb ministers in the Kosovo Government. “The Serb ministers in the Kosovo Government and the Serbian List in general do not represent the Kosovo Serbs but rather Belgrade’s policies in Kosovo’s institutions … Through the Serbian List, the Serbian Prime Minister […]
Read More →Bajrami: Demarcation will not pass (Indeksonline)
Representatives of opposition parties in Kosovo are adamant that the current version of the border demarcation with Montenegro will not pass and they also claim that Prime Minister Isa Mustafa is well aware of this. Valdete Bajrami, head of the NISMA parliamentary group, told the news website: “If he [Prime Minister Mustafa] tries to bring […]
Read More →Headlines 13 December
• Lavrov: Russia will not accept biased review of Resolution 1244 (media)
• Serbia has agreed on a “geographical code” for “Kosmet” (Koha)
• Civil society requests clarification of bridge revitalisation plan (RTK)
• Xhemajlaj: Lawsuit against Thaci ready for Court (Indeksonline)
• Arifaj: Thaci has not supported any candidate (Klan Kosova)
• Journalists concerned with media blackout in Syla’s trial (Telegrafi)
• Albanians to have determining role in new FYROM government (Koha)
NISMA expected to address Constitutional Court on President Thaci’s involvement in Drenas municipal elections? (Indeksonline)
The news website reports that the Initiative for Kosovo (NISMA) is planning to seek an opinion from the Constitutional Court of Kosovo on President Hashim Thaci’s involvement in the municipal elections in Drenas/Glogovac. NISMA officials however have neither denied nor confirmed the information. Citing unnamed sources, Indeksonline reports that NISMA is planning to hire an […]
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