UNMIK Headlines 16 May
• UN chief concerned over slow implementation of Brussels agreements (media)
• Russia calls for police capacities for UNMIK for special court (Koha)
• UNMIK asked to assist in issuing international arrest warrants (Tribuna)
• Mustafa: Inclusiveness in dialogue (Epoka e Re)
• “Demarcation with Serbia, in third round of talks” (Gazeta Blic)
• Opposition to return to Assembly for demarcation (Zeri)
• Murati: Demarcation should be send to international arbitration (Koha)
• Sporadic protests don’t frighten the government (Zeri)
• Court of Appeals confirms Limaj’s innocence in Klecka case (dailies)
• Decan residents address Court over disputed property (Kosova Sot)
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 to issue arrest warrants for Kosovo (Tribuna)
War crimes remain an object of investigation even 17 years after the liberation of Kosovo. War crimes cases were previously under the UNMIK competencies and were later transferred as part of EULEX executive powers. But the EU rule of law mission since 2008 has not managed to solve 213 cases of this nature and is […]
Read More →UNMIK Headlines 22 April
• Collaku: Special Court will remove all doubts (Lajmi/Tribuna Channel)
• “Major changes, if Vetevendosje member leads the country” (Klan Kosova)
• Ahmeti: Alternative still has a chance (Zeri)
• Krasniqi: Vetevendosje should have been more tolerant (Epoka e Re)
• Deda: I refuse to be part of political degradation (RTK)
• Competition for post of PDK leader underway (Epoka e Re)
UNMIK Headlines 9 March
• PDK deputy leader Hoxhaj calls the opposition to dialogue (Koha)
• Initiative for Kosovo renounces use of teargas in the Assembly (Insajderi)
• Three international experts to review border demarcation (Kosova Sot)
• Haradinaj against new commission on border-demarcation (RTK)
• Le Figaro: Thaci could stand accused by special court (Telegrafi)
• PDK steering committee to meet today (Epoka e Re)
Abrashi: I believe the president will be elected this week (Tribuna Channel)
Minister of Labor and Social Welfare and spokesperson for the Kosovo government, Arban Abrashi, told Pristina-based Tribuna Channel he believes the president of Kosovo will be elected this week. “The ruling-coalition has the necessary numbers for the election of president and I don’t foresee any problems in this regard,”Abrashi said.
Read More →UNMIK Headlines 23 February
• Coalition partners start to collect signatures for Thaci (Zeri)
• PDK prepares guideline for MPs for Thaci’s election as President (Koha)
• Pantina: We’ll block the Assembly session on Wednesday (Telegrafi/Tribuna)
• Mustafa meets US Assistant Deputy Secretary, Hoyt Yee (Zeri)
• Haradinaj seeks establishment of a national investigation bureau (Kosova Sot)
• Court issues arrest warrant for Vetevendosje leader Ymeri? (dailies)
UNMIK Headlines 5 February
• European Parliament adopts resolution on Kosovo (dailies)
• Government of Kosovo welcomes EP resolution (Kosovapress)
• Breedlove: KAF, in accordance with neighbors (dailies)
• Ban: Constitutional Court’s decision, important step (RTK)
• Serbia’s elections in Kosovo according to model applied in 2014 (Koha Ditore)
• Sahatqija: Visa liberalization during this year (Tribuna Channel)
• Kosovo Police raids offices of Klina mayor (dailies)
UNMIK Headlines 2 February
• EULEX mandate expected to be extended by two more years (Koha Ditore)
• Sahatqija: Elections postpone integration process for one year (Telegrafi)
• Konjufca: Referendum on agreements or elections (Kosova Sot)
• Serwer: US doesn’t get involved in president’s election (Zeri/Gazeta Express)
• DPM Stojanovic claims “armed Islamists” were arrested in Decan (Koha)
• Abrashi assures KLA veterans that they will receive pensions (Telegrafi)
• Two prosecutors for war crimes (Telegrafi)
UNMIK Headlines 28 January
• Mustafa: Association, only in accordance with Constitutional Court (dailies)
• Mogherini: Talks were held in a very good atmosphere (dailies)
• Ymeri: Vucic has Mustafa in his pocket (Kosova Sot)
• Opposition’s plan B to overthrow government (Zeri)
• Delawie: Kosovo to combat corruption (RTKLive)
• Vetevendosje blames K-government for legalizing Serbia’s authority (Koha)
• Limaj: President to be elected by the people (Epoka e Re)
• EC calls for depoliticizing of independent institutions (Koha Ditore)
• KLA veterans to protest on Monday (Tribuna Channel)
UNMIK Headlines 27 November
• Opposition calls for peaceful rally on 28 November (Zeri)
• Opposition turns down Deda-Osmani plan (Koha)
• Opposition does not withdraw from its demands (Kosova Sot)
• Kadaj-Bujupi calls on citizens to protest peacefully on 28 November (Zeri)
• Ferrarese: Disagreements to be solved through dialogue (Tribuna)
• Kosovo silent over Serbia’s attempt to control its airspace (Koha)
• Jahjaga not interested in Nikolic’s actions (RTK)
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