Alexander Botsan – Kharchenko to TV Prva: Russia supports Belgrade-Pristina dialogue (Serbian media)
Russian Ambassador to Serbia Alexander Botsan-Kharchenko told Belgrade based TV Prva this morning that Kosovo is an issue that needs additional international community activity and that Russia is ready to assist in establishing or renewing Belgrade-Pristina dialogue. Botsan-Kharchenko says that Russia is ready to help the dialogue if Belgrade seeks help, primarily at the UN […]
Read More →Headlines 17 November
• UN Security Council discusses quarterly report on Kosovo (media)
• Mustafa blames opposition for visa liberalisation (Kosova Sot)
• EU’s Apostolova meets heads of parliamentary groups (Kosova Sot)
• Government wants to reduce number of war veterans (Koha)
• Serwer: Kosovo is not getting used to democracy (Zeri)
• German Minister of Agriculture to visit Kosovo today (media)
Headlines 16 November
• UN: “Tensions in Kosovo centred on demarcation with Montenegro” (media)
• Hahn says blaming EU for visa liberalisation is “not serious” (dailies)
• Mustafa: Political causes should not be built on Dehari’s death (media)
• EULEX is monitoring Astrit Dehari’s case (RTK)
• Court of Appeals reduces Lushtaku’s sentence (Zeri)
• War veterans react on Court of Appeals decision for “Drenica 1” (RTK)
• CDHRF: Prisoners transferred to high-security prison are not on strike (RTK)
• 47% of citizens believe in normalisation of Kosovo-Serbia relations through EU integration, survey shows (Koha)
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 26 August
• UN Security Council debates on Kosovo (media)
• U.S. message for Kosovo: Ratify demarcation with Montenegro (Epoka)
• Protest against border demarcation in Peja on Saturday (media)
• Kelmendi: My vote will be against demarcation (Epoka)
• Simić: Serbian List might not participate at demarcation voting (Epoka)
• Government, opposition clashes over demarcation on Facebook (Epoka)
• Kosovar women to protest against Jeremic’s bid for UN chief (media)
• Kosovo’s roads and railroads part of Albania-Serbia protocol (Koha)
• Azem Syla released from detention (Epoka)
• Vetëvendosje to organise “symbolic action” in Mitrovica today (media)
Osmani: We should establish the special court, not the UN (Gazeta Express)
The Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) MP Vjosa Osmani said today that Kosovo’s authorities must establish the special court otherwise it will be done by the United Nations Security Council. Osmani argues that if the UN establishes the court this would send Kosovo back to the pre-independence period. She also called on the MPs to […]
Read More →UNMIK Headlines 25 June
• Government to endorse special court draft-law on Friday (Koha)
• Either Kosovo or UN Security Council to establish special court (RTK)
• Thaci, Mustafa to meet parliamentary groups ahead of special court vote (RTK)
• Government to endorse special court draft-law on Friday (Koha)
• KLA veterans to protest on Friday against special court (Telegrafi)
• O’Connell: Association to be established based on Kosovo laws (Kosova Sot)
• Police raids several NGOs as part of anti-terrorism measures (Kosova Sot)
• Concerns over border demarcation with Montenegro (Koha)
UNMIK Headlines 27 May
• UN Security Council discusses situation in Kosovo (dailies)
• Special Friday (Zeri)
• The plan: Fugitives from high-security prison would go to Syria (Koha)
• Ponta: Romania could recognize Kosovo (Epoka e Re)
• Kumanovo victims buried in Pristina on Tuesday (Epoka e Re)
• Jevtic requests recognition of northern diplomas (Epoka e Re)
If Pristina does not vote on special court, UN SC will address the matter (Lajmi)
The Deputy Ambassador of a Western embassy in Pristina implied today that the upcoming session of the United Nations Security Council could address the establishment of a special court that will deal with war crimes allegations in Kosovo. Pristina is alarmed by this news that came from the United Nations Headquarters in New York. The […]
Read More →UNMIK Headlines 19 May
• Govt ignored report that could have prevented Kumanovo deaths (Koha)
• EU diplomats want Gruevski to be isolated (Koha/Gazeta Blic)
• FYROM leaders without agreement, meeting continues in Strasbourg (dailies)
• Thaci to represent Kosovo at the UN Security Council (Bota Sot/Epoka e Re)
• Lunacek warns Serbia: Kosovo first, then the chapters (Zeri)
• Irregular migration and political deadlock left Kosovo without visas (Zeri)
• Construction in “Kroi i Vitakut” to commence on 20 May (Kosova Sot)
11 years since “March Pogrom” of Serbs in Kosovo (Dailies)
Tuesday marks the 11th anniversary of the large scale violence organized in Kosovo against Serbs, known in Serbia as “the March Pogrom.” An ethnic Albanian ripping out the cross from a Serb church (Image made from RTS video)The two days of rioting and attacks resulted in the deaths of eight Serbs and 11 Albanians and […]
Read More →UNMIK Headlines 5 December
• Thaci: We will establish the Special Court (dailies)
• Failure of PDK-LDK accord could lead to new elections (Tribuna)
• Priorities: economic development, rule of law, European integration (Koha)
• Kirby hopes new government will be formed next week (Zeri)
• War veterans protest in front of University Rector’s office (dailies)
• Tahiri: UN should address petition on raped women (Tribuna)
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