UNMIK Headlines 19 May
• Thaçi: KSF ready to transform into KAF (RTK)
• Veseli welcomes news from the U.S. (Epoka e Re)
• Tahiri: Kosovo Armed Forces to be established this year (Kosova Sot)
• Thaçi: Agreement on demarcation will be ratified (Zeri)
• Haliti: Dialogue the only option for demarcation (Zeri)
• Lekaj: We will not back down from our requests (Zeri)
• AAK: We are not getting close to PDK (Epoka e Re)
• Kosovo Assembly discusses expulsion of Albanians from the north (Koha)
• Selimi appointed national coordinator of Millennium Challenge office (Koha)
UNMIK Headlines 13 May
• The protest that aspires opposition’s revival (dailies)
• Rugova residents to join Saturday’s protest (Zeri)
• Kadri Veseli with a new initiative for demarcation (RTK/Tribuna Channel)
• Still no agreement on extension of EULEX mandate (RTK)
• Veseli and Deane discuss EULEX’s future (Kosova Sot)
• Tahiri lifted ban on Djuric entering Kosovo (RTK)
• KLA veterans’ pensions pose a threat to IMF agreement (Koha Ditore)
• Limaj interviewed about murder of two civilians in 1998 (Tribuna)
UNMIK Headlines 12 May
• Mustafa: We will review format of talks with Serbia (Epoka e Re)
• Mustafa: Kosovo committed to further Euro-Atlantic integrations (Bota Sot)
• Thaci on demarcation: Let’s not waste time with secondary issues (Kallxo)
• Haradinaj: Mass protest on Saturday (Zeri)
• Tahiri: Dialogue will conclude with mutual recognition (Epoka e Re)
• Kosovo still not issued with dial code (Kosova Sot)
• Thaci: Croats and Montenegrins in the Constitution and Assembly (Koha)
• Murtezaj: Membership of CoE, Kosovo’s next step (Zeri)
• Gashi: I will not join any new alternative (Epoka)
• Hyseni: We will fight cross-border crime (Epoka e Re)
• Politicization of a multi-million U.S. investment (Koha)
UNMIK Headlines 10 May
• Zbogar: Two more conditions before visa free travel for Kosovo (Kosova Sot)
• Mustafa indicates establishment of Armed Forces, Serbs unaware (Zeri)
• No government reshuffling (Koha)
• Lunacek: Serbia should recognize Kosovo (Zeri)
• Kosovo Serbs want special visa liberalization (Zeri/RFE)
• Selimi: UN, EU, and NATO membership, priority for Kosovo (Epoka e Re)
• Albin Kurti in Skopje protest (Zeri)
UNMIK Headlines 3 May
• Recommendation for visa liberalization for Kosovo on Wednesday (Koha)
• Thaci, Collaku say visa liberalization a done deal (Koha)
• Thaci: Serbia’s crimes will be resolved (Zeri)
• Selimi: Serbian arrest warrants should be discussed in Brussels (Kosova Sot)
• EULEX: Justice institutions politically influenced (Epoka e Re/Zeri)
• Census in the north to begin on October 1 (Koha)
• 400 Albanian flats occupied in the north (Epoka e Re)
• Kosovo, unsafe country for the media (Koha)
UNMIK Headlines 26 April
• Kosovo PM Mustafa to travel to Brussels for visa liberalisation (dailies)
• Veseli optimistic on resolving political crisis, opposition not (Epoka e Re)
• After leaving Vetevendosje, Deda sets on forming his own party (Koha Ditore)
• Solution for telephone code expected after Serbian elections (Epoka e Re)
• Tahiri: We expect decision on visas (Epoka e Re)
• Vetevendosje MPs acquitted in 2012 assault case (dailies)
• Serb-majority municipalities shun Kosovo privatization agency (Koha)
UNMIK Headlines 25 April
• Mustafa on Serbian elections: Only votes collection in Kosovo (Kosovapress)
• Selimi: Serbian elections did not violate Kosovo Constitution (RTK)
• Kosovo Serbs vote for Vucic (Zeri)
• Opposition: Serbian elections, violation of Kosovo Constitution (dailies)
• Selimi bans entry to Kosovo for Serbian ministers (Zeri)
• Kuci: Government reshuffling should include both parties (Epoka e Re)
• Haradinaj: Border demarcation affects Kosovo (Epoka e Re)
• The Assembly is asleep (Koha)
• Gerxhaliu: Over ten locations suspected for mortal remains (Epoka e Re)
Selimi: Dacic and Vucic use the language of hate (RTK2)
During the election campaign for the Serbian parliamentary elections, some leaders of political parties visited Kosovo, while entry into Kosovo for others like the President of the Serbian Radical Party (SRS), Vojislav Seselj and the Chief of the Serbian General Staff, Ljubisa Dikovic, was denied in advance. The reasons, as Petrit Selimi, the Acting Minister for Foreign […]
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• EU calls meetings of Pristina and Belgrade delegations (Gazeta Tribuna)
• Kosovo could stand to benefit from conditional visa liberalization (dailies)
• Mustafa: Report corruption, immediate measures will be taken (Bota Sot)
• Vetevendosje says AAK, NISMA to explain “secret” talks with Govt (Koha)
• Caushi: Opposition’s activity lost its coordination (Bota Sot)
• Haradinaj and Limaj to sign coalition today (Epoka e Re)
• Former AAK MP Kadaj-Bujupi joins Vetevendosje (dailies)
• Government of Kosovo may expand persona non grata list (Bota Sot)
UNMIK Headlines 14 April
• Serbian elections in Kosovo to take place according to 2014 model (Koha)
• Mustafa: Demarcation is a closed subject (dailies)
• Selimi: State Prosecution should initiate war crimes cases (Epoka e Re)
• Collaku: Visa liberalization, within few months (dailies)
• US, EU: Freedom of press is foundation of democracy (Koha Ditore)
• Serbian official Djuric not granted permission to enter Kosovo (Koha Ditore)
• Dikovic banned from entering Kosovo territory (Zeri)
UNMIK Headlines 12 April
• AAK, NISMA ready for coalition with PDK (Epoka e Re)
• PDK, LDK deny possibility of a bigger coalition (Lajmi)
• PDK too wants elections (Zeri)
• Limaj: Kosovo needs a powerful alternative (Epoka e Re)
• Closed dialogue between gov’t and opposition to continue until June (Koha)
• Changes in government will affect only three positions (Koha)
• Collaku: Decision on visa liberalization to come soon (Zeri)
• Freedom House: Kosovo’s state-building gridlocked (RTK)
• Tahiri: Serbia abused agreement for normalization (Epoka e Re)
• Seselj planning visit to Kosovo today (Kosovapress)
• Vucic: We don’t interfere in Serbian List decisions (Zeri/Klan Kosova)
• Serbian government builds settlement for Serbs in Kosovo (Koha)
Selimi: Seselj is persona non grata in Kosovo (Telegrafi)
Kosovo’s acting-Minister of Foreign Affairs, Petrit Selimi, commenting on Serbian nationalist leader Vojislav Seselj statements that he might visit Kosovo soon, said that Kosovo’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has declared Seselj as persona non grata, and that now it is up to the prosecution not to allow Seselj to enter Kosovo’s territory.
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