Thaçi honors Serbs killed in Hoçë e Madhe/Velika Hoča (Klan Kosova)
The President of Kosovo, Hashim Thaçi, honored today 84 Kosovo Serbs of Hoçë e Madhe/Velika Hoča, Rahovec municipality, who lost their lives during 1998-2000. “We have just placed flowers at this commemorative plaque of 84 Kosovo Serb citizens. We are here today to remember and pray for the victims during and after the war, regardless their nationality,” Thaçi said.
Kosovo Montenegrins welcome Mustafa-Markovic meeting (Klan Kosova)
Kosovo Montenegrins have welcomed Sunday’s meeting between Kosovo Prime Minister Isa Mustafa and his Montenegrin counterpart, Dusko Markovic, who discussed the border demarcation between the two countries. Slobodan Vujicic, leader of the Association of Montenegrins of Kosovo, issued a media statement saying that the meeting confirms not only the friendly relations between the two nations and states “but also their joint aspiration toward values of civilisation and common strategic interests”.
Delawie welcomes NATO letter for Kosovo (Klan Kosova)
The Ambassador of the United States of America to Kosovo, Greg Delawie, welcomed the letter of the NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg to the government of Kosovo. “Welcome NATO Secretary General letter on strengthening interaction, new cooperation & activities with Kosovo. Foundation for deeper NATO ties,” Delawie wrote on his Twitter account.
Hoti to Nikolic: Association/Community will never become substantial autonomy (Klan Kosova)
Gjilan/Gnjilane municipality approves plan for displaced persons (Klan Kosova)
Ymeri: This 28 November dedicated to Astrit Dehari (Klan Kosova)
Mustafa: Unemployment in Kosovo has dropped to 26.2 per cent (Klan Kosova)
Civil society launches petition for extraordinary Assembly session (Klan Kosova)
Delawie: U.S. will not change its policy toward Kosovo (Klan Kosova/Periskopi)
The U.S. Ambassador to Kosovo, Greg Delawie, said in an interview with Periskopi today that deaths in detention are always concerning and that he welcomes the inclusion of independent observers in the case of Astrit Dehari. Delawie said he meets every political party in Kosovo, but that he does not prefer violence and he does not meet with individuals that exercise or promote violence. Delawie said the United States are not expected to change their policy toward Kosovo after Donald Trump’s election as President. “The U.S.