Headlines 27 February
UN Security Council to discuss Kosovo today (RFE)
Mustafa: Government has made great progress (Zeri)
“Demarcation failure could be used as overture for early elections” (Koha)
“Kosovo to head to elections, if border demarcation fails” (Zeri)
Gecaj: Demarcation is not related to general elections (Kosova Sot)
AAK: Delay on Haradinaj’s release could produce consequences (Epoka)
Opposition does not accept Mustafa’s invitation to join dialogue (Lajmi)
Opposition calls for government’s resignation for not demolishing Mitrovica wall (Koha)
Three opposition parties – Vetevendosje, Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK) and Initiative for Kosovo (NISMA) – have called on the government of Kosovo to step down following the failure to abide by the Kosovo Assembly resolution for demolishing the wall in Mitrovica North. In a joint statement, the opposition parties accused the government […]
Read More →Headlines 25 January
• Parties say dialogue helped in de-escalating tensions (Koha Ditore/Zeri)
• Mustafa: Opposition to be also invited at discussions (KTV)
• Mogherini’s statement following Belgrade-Pristina dialogue
• Islami not accepted as head of commission for territory measurement (Zeri)
Opposition parties against Kosovo-Serbia dialogue (Koha/Telegrafi)
Representatives of three opposition parties – Vetevendosje, the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK), Initiative for Kosovo (NISMA) – held a press conference today where they called for the halt of dialogue with Serbia. They said Prime Minister Isa Mustafa and President Hashim Thaci have no credibility to lead talks without the consent of […]
Read More →Headlines 17 January
• Thaci: Serbia planning to annex the north of Kosovo (Koha Ditore)
• Mustafa: Dialogue will not stop (VOA)
• Mogherini with a message for Kosovo and Serbia (Gazeta Metro)
• NATO: Kosovo police can go to north without KFOR permission (Kosova Sot)
• Hoxhaj: Kosovo will respond to Serbia’s aggresion (RTK)
• “Serbia’s provocations should alarm international community” (Epoka)
• AAK: Train was part of plan to reoccupy Kosovo (Koha Ditore)
• Vetevendosje presents forensic results from Assembly attack case (Koha)
• Government invites opposition experts for border demarcation (Indeksonline)
Mustafa accuses opposition of blocking visa liberalization (Koha/Klan Kosova)
Prime Minister of Kosovo, Isa Mustafa, accused opposition parties of “needlessly” blocking the visa liberalization process. He also said that Kosovo faced the largest number of conditions but has nevertheless made effort to meet all of them. “We want to be treated equally. With regards to the border demarcation criteria, we came to a situation […]
Read More →Serbia-Kosovo Talks Hit a Snag (InSerbia)
The stalling talks in Brussels on the normalization of ties between Serbia and Kosovo could grind to a virtual standstill if Kosovo’s opposition parties join in, but Nataliya Apostolova, the new head of the EU office in Kosovo, did not rule this out. During a meeting with Edita Tahiri, who leads a Kosovo delegation at […]
Read More →Headlines 26 September
Courts in the north, far from becoming functional (Koha Ditore)
U.S. to veto Jeremić’s candidacy for top UN post (Koha Ditore)
Government will not delay demarcation issue (Zëri)
Vetëvendosje calls the Prime Minister for a motion (Epoka e Re)
Pajaziti: Opposition’s cause has degraded (Epoka e Re)
Hoxhaj: Germany’s support for visa liberalization, vital (Epoka e Re)
Jevtić: Radical ideas of the opposition do not contribute to the dialogue (KIM radio)
We see the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina as a way of solving problems, and not to open some new ones, Dalibor Jevtić said commenting on the statement of Nataliya Apostolova that the opposition should be included in the Brussels negotiations. “If someone sees dialogue as a way of earning some political points and if […]
Read More →Headlines 25 September
• Mustafa seeks support for Kosovo from UN SG Ban (dailies)
• Pristina, Belgrade to discuss Kosovo’s telephone code today (Zëri)
• Mustafa and Veseli to invite opposition to a meeting in October (RTK)
• Opposition doesn’t want to discuss current demarcation deal (Top Channel)
• Border demarcation to reach Assembly without any changes (Koha Ditore)
• Kouchner: Recognition from Serbia will take time (Epoka e Re)
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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