Selimi: Belgrade cannot block the creation of a Kosovo Army (Danas)
Commenting on the announcement of the imminent formation of the Armed Forces of Kosovo, former Minister of Foreign Affairs Petrit Selimi says for daily Danas that the question remains how the next few days and weeks to continue towards the joint goal in enabling Kosovo to implement the sovereign decision to establish its own army. […]
Read More →Headlines 9 March
• Despite reproaches, Thaci doesn’t backtrack on KSF initiative (dailies)
• Selimi: Vetevendosje supports change of KSF mission (Klan Kosova)
• Lekaj: There is no state without an army, let us move forward (Lajmi)
• Simic: We will use all political means to oppose Kosovo army (Koha)
• Tahiri: We will not discuss Kosovo’s airspace with Serbia (RTK)
• Border demarcation could be sent to Assembly in two weeks’ time (Koha)
• AAK: Report on Kosovo’s territory, collection of fairytales (Klan Kosova)
Headlines 23 February
• Quint countries support ratification of demarcation (Zeri)
• Kosovo-Montenegro border residents warn of tensions (Koha Ditore)
• Selimi: Border demarcation could return teargas in Assembly (Zeri)
• Veseli on meeting Trump: We sent message to Serbia (Lajmi)
• Auditor identifies abuses in the north’s development fund (Koha Ditore)
• Kosovo, UNESCO and Serb heritage to be discussed today in Pristina (RTK)
• Two Serbs accused of assaulting an Albanian youth in Mitrovica (dailies)
• Lumezi requests prosecutors to enlighten murders of public figures (Epoka)
Headlines 9 December
• Tahiri: EU says Mitrovica wall should be removed (Koha)
• Media Headlines: EU does not say the wall in Mitrovica will be removed (Koha, Lajmi, Gazetametro)
• Wall in Mitrovica to become an amphitheater (gazetametro.net)
• Selimi: Wall in northern Mitrovica a result of Brussels dialogue (Zeri)
• KLA veterans warn situation could escalate if wall is not demolished (Koha)
• Mustafa: Those who hindered visa liberalisation should be ashamed (Koha)
• Lunacek: Kosovo to fulfill criteria for visa liberalisation (Zeri/RFE)
• Fajon: There is still hope for visas (Epoka e Re)
• NATO confirms eight new activities with Kosovo (Koha Ditore)
• O’Connell: Missing persons issue cannot be negotiated (Koha Ditore)
• Gecaj: Demarcation must be ratified this month (Zeri)
Headlines 25 November
• Mustafa criticizes own party’s MPs for border demarcation (Telegrafi)
• Kosovo determined to fulfill SAA obligations (Epoka)
• EP endorses amendment for independent investigation on Dehari case (Epoka)
• Prizren inmates stop hunger strike (Koha)
• Political parties not included in forum on election reform (Koha/Zeri)
• Hoxhaj met representatives of over twenty countries (Epoka)
• Selimi rebuts Russia’s Foreign Ministry claims on Kosovo (Telegrafi)
• KSF moving toward NATO standards (Epoka)
• KWN to march in Pristina today against gender-based violence (Koha)
• Vehicles from B&H not allowed entry to Kosovo (RTK)
Headlines 24 November
Mustafa says Kosovo budget goes above party interests (Kosova Sot)
Agreement on cooperation against extremism (Epoka e Re)
Kosovo to present only progress in SAA implementation (Koha Ditore)
Veseli: Election reform should conclude by December (Epoka e Re)
Serbian List not to rejoin institutions without Association/Community (Zeri)
Government gives up on plans to pass anti-mafia law (Koha Ditore)
Local prosecution continues investigation regarding Dehari case (Zeri)
Selimi: New investigation into Dehari’s death (Epoka e Re)
Prizren prison inmates demand reinstatement of director (Koha)
Selimi: Demarcation deal should be annulled (Indeksonline)
The Vetëvendosje Movement MP, Rexhep Selimi, told the news site the best solution to the issue of demarcation is canceling the current agreement, and then open the way for talks, even interparty debate outside the Assembly. “What we need is a demarcation agreement accepted with facts about the real situation. Demarcation must not damage one […]
Read More →Headlines 14 September
• Coalition’s survival depends on demarcation with Montenegro (Koha)
• PM Mustafa consults KOSTT archive documents on demarcation (Epoka)
• Zemaj: Current version of demarcation needs to be reviewed (Telegrafi)
• Serbian List waiting for PM Mustafa’s invitation (Zëri)
• Avramopolous to Hoxhaj: We are in the last kilometer with visas (Epoka)
• “Pristina-Belgrade dialogue cannot continue forever” (Zëri)
• Brussels talks to continue today and tomorrow (Indeksonline)
• Ymeri: Kosovo needs another political course (Epoka)
• KLA veterans demand pensions from the government (RTK)
Selimi: We won’t “attack” border with Montenegro, we will bring down demarcation in Pristina (Botapress/Indeksonline)
Vetevendosje MP Rexhep Selimi told Botapress today that the problem with the border demarcation agreement with Montenegro is in Pristina and that it needs to be resolved there. “This is the first time that I’m hearing about ideas to go to the border. The problem is here in Pristina and it needs to be resolved here. […]
Read More →Headlines 27 August
• Thaci: Bomb attacks touch the red line of terrorism (Zeri)
• Selimi: Members of state committee are Kosovo’s enemies (Indeksonline)
• “MPs in favor of demarcation will be remembered and treated as traitors” (media)
• Dacic to UN chief: UNMIK should remain in Kosovo (media)
Headlines 24 August
• Mustafa: Opponents of demarcation lack basic knowledge (media)
• “Government responsible for potential escalation of situation” (Zëri)
• Selimi: Anti-demarcation protests inside and outside Assembly (Indeksonline)
• O’Connell: Kosovo has bigger problems than demarcation (Koha)
• Serbian List pressures government to establish association (Epoka e Re)
• Merkel calls on Vučić to normalise relations with Kosovo (Epoka)
• Three people gunned down in Gjakova (media)
UNMIK Headlines 12 August
• Mustafa: Government reformatting, after demarcation (Zëri)
• Montenegro unilaterally implementing border demarcation agreement (Koha)
• Communities say yes to demarcation deal (Zëri)
• 30 days house arrest for Konjufca and Çaushi (Zëri/Kosova Sot)
• Selimi rebuts Çollaku on visa liberalisation statement (Bota Sot)
• KFOR troops help FYROM in coping with flood disaster (Koha)
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