Headlines 14 October
• Thaçi: Border demarcation obstructers have visas (Klan Kosova)
• Veseli: Demarcation should conclude as soon as possible (RTK)
• Mustafa believes Guterres will continue to support Kosovo (Koha)
• Kosovo delegation annuls visit to Belgrade (Zeri)
• Tahiri: EU has list with names of 1860 missing persons (Epoka)
• Peja mayor opposes construction of hydroelectric plants in Rugova (Koha)
• Trump campaign denies Nedelnjik interview on Serbia (Koha)
Windows smashed at the Interim municipality of Pec/Peja (Akter, KIM radio, KoSSev)
In Gorazdevac were broken windows at the premises of the Interim municipality of Pec/Peja, reported Radio Gorazdevac last night. The facilities of the municipal authority are located in the central part of Gorazdevac, close to the Radio Gorazdevac. So far there are no details about the incident, which happened last night.
Read More →CDHRF condemns violence against Egyptians in Peja (Kosovapress)
The Pristina-based Council for the Defense of Human Rights and Freedoms (CDHRF) condemned today the violence against the Egyptian community in the city of Peja/Pec. “Several days ago, some individuals in Peja set on fire some construction material in an attempt to prevent the return of Egyptians to their properties. This constitutes a violation of […]
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