UNMIK Media Observer, Afternoon Edition, November 27, 2025
Albanian Language Media:
Osmani: We are proud of KSF, guarantee for our sovereignty (media)
Kurti mentions investments in KSF: Equipped with modern technology (media)
Kosovo government finds solution for RTK salaries (media)
IFJ: Kosovo govt must immediately release funds owed to RTK (media)
Hoxhaj: PDK has least responsibility for institutional blockade this year (KTV)
CEC certifies results for runoff elections in 18 municipalities (media)
Special prosecution charges a person for war crimes in Istog in 1999 (media)
Serbian Language Media:
Dacic: Interior Ministry to bid for regional Interpol bureau in Belgrade (N1, Beta)
Viktor Orban suddenly arrives in Subotica (Danas)
Constitutive session of the Gracanica MA on December 5 (KiM radio)
Simic: Continuation of electoral engineering, in the municipality of Gracanica 740 fewer voters (Kosovo Online)
War crimes indictment filed against T.P. (KiM radio)
US Embassy Chargé d’Affaires: We expect Serbia to make wise decisions, choose reliable partners (FoNet, Danas, N1, NIN)
International:
Budget deadlock paralyses public transport in Prishtina (Prishtina Insight)
Humanitarian:
Bosnian war child’s memoir launched in Serbian capital (Balkan Insight)
UNMIK Media Observer, Afternoon Edition, November 27, 2025
UNMIK Media Observer, Afternoon Edition, November 26, 2025
Albanian Language Media:
• 16 Days of Activism against gender-based violence launched in Kosovo (media)
• RTK Union: If government doesn’t act, we will go into full boycott (AP)
• Hargreaves meets President of Constitutional Court (media)
• Sorensen: Grateful for Spain’s strong support for EU-facilitated dialogue (media)
• Police: Unknown persons have damaged Iber Lepenci water canal (media)
• 77-year-old Albanian from Kosovo still held in Serbian prison (EO)
Serbian Language Media:
• War crimes in Kosovo: Testimonies without evidence - are the real perpetrators prosecuted? (KiM radio, KoSSev)
• New damage reported on the Ibar-Lepenac canal (Kontakt plus radio)
• "Women stand up for peace" photo exhibition opened in Pristina (Kontakt plus radio)
• Mijacic: If Nisma forms a coalition with Self-Determination, the AAK could go to the elections with the PDK (Kosovo Online)
UNMIK Media Observer, Afternoon Edition, November 25, 2025
Albanian Language Media:
• Orav: Kosovo needs stable govt, continuous dialogue with Serbia (EO)
• PD and AKR will consider LDK’s offer for a preelection coalition (Telegrafi)
• Two-hour strike at RTK, no news editions over unpaid salaries (RTK)
• Kelmendi’s dismissal from KPC: US Embassy calls for respect of laws (RFE)
• Bislimi meets German Minister of State of Europe (media)
• UN report: One woman or girl is killed by a partner or family member almost every 10 minutes (media)
Serbian Language Media:
• Human remains discovered in Pec and Prizren, families await identification (KoSSev)
• Miftaraj: The EC report did not show the harsh reality in which Kosovo found itself (Kosovo Online)
• Doyle: Protests against the Specialized Chambers will not affect their work (Kosovo Online)
• Lucic: With the US administration always about the company’s operations in Kosovo as well (Kosovo Online, TV Prva)
International:
• Kosovo's trade gap expands 7.5% y/y in Oct (SeeNews)
• In smalltown Serbia, a Kosovo war protest inspired a journalist to act (BIRN)
UNMIK Media Observer, Afternoon Edition, November 24, 2025
Albanian Language Media:
• Kurti meets two US congressmen, talk furthering cooperation in defense (media)
• Private and public transporters protest in front of municipality and govt (AP)
• Haxhiu blames opposition for not voting the budget for Pristina (media)
• Abdixhiku: Pristina not asking for the government’s money, but its own (media)
• “LDK in Pristina failed in transportation and almost every other area” (media)
• RTK workers go on two-hour general strike over unpaid salaries (media)
• Gutierrez calls on Kurti “to ensure that RTK salaries are paid” (media)
• Kurti: Our candidate status has been left sitting on an EU shelf for 3 years (media)
• Former Kosovo Police member released from prison in Serbia (media)
• Kosovo Customs confiscates 300 kilos of explosives at Vermice crossing (media)
Serbian Language Media:
• Djuric: With US congressmen about the position of Serbs in Kosovo (Kosovo Online, RTS)
• Deadlines for coalitions, certification of parties and candidates begin today (KiM radio, KoSSev, Kontakt plus radio)
• Surlic: A return to negotiations with delegations would be a performance with the same outcome (Kosovo Online)
• Kosovo with the highest inflation rate since 2023 (Kosovo Online)
Opinion:
• Political parties in Kosovo will now pay the bills of their year-long tactics (Koha)
International:
• “Mirëdita, Dobar dan!” festival resumes in Prishtina, after last year’s Belgrade ban (Prishtina Insight)
• “That trauma never lets you breathe”: A daughter’s 26-year search for her missing father (Prishtina Insight)
• Digital rights violations pose democratic risks for Southeast Europe (BIRN)
• Kosovo to offer 20 mln euro of 7-yr T-notes on Nov 25 (SeeNews)
UNMIK Media Observer, Afternoon Edition, November 21, 2025
Albanian Language Media:
• CEC: We have 37 days to organize the elections (media)
• Kurti welcomes date for new elections announced by Osmani (media)
• Haradinaj calls on diaspora to vote in the December general elections (media)
• Kos: Kosovo and Bosnia haven’t started implementing Growth Plan reforms (AP)
• Reuten: EU has had an unbalanced approach in Kosovo-Serbia dialogue (media)
• Special Prosecution denies Isufaj involved in KPC decisions (AP)
• “Vucic accused of joining civilian-killing ‘sniper safaris’ in Sarajevo” (media)
Serbian Language Media:
• Macut arrives at Tirana summit of Western Balkan leaders, welcomed by Rama (Tanjug)
• Rapajic: After Self-Determination’s victory in South Mitrovica, cooperation with the north will become even more difficult (Kosovo Online)
• Monuments institute historian: Staff face termination threats over refusal to delist General Staff Complex (N1)
International:
• ‘Easy Targets’: Digital Abuse of Serb Journalists in Kosovo (BIRN)
• Serbia: Election of REM Council undermines democratic principles (EFJ)