Belgrade - Kosovo President Atifete Jahjaga was invited to a meeting of the European Group of the Trilateral Commission, on the 1^st of November, which will be held in Belgrade from 31 October to 2 November, said Arber Vllahiu to Danas, advisor of the Kosovo President. He, however, refused to say to Danas who also will attend this meeting, and what topics will be discussed.

Political analysts in Pristina reiterated that without political will, there is no way out from the institutional crisis in Kosovo and Metohija, and according to some of them, key for the solution is president of Kosovo. Analyst Shpend Kursani points out that the adequate address for the solution of the crisis over the formation of institutions is Atifete Jahjaga. Kursani said that Jahjaga could solve the crisis, if she wants it. She should resign, and Kosovo assembly would elect Isa Mustafa as president of Kosovo.

By Christopher Snyder Published September 23, 2014 FoxNews.com The possibility of ISIS terrorists from Europe returning home after training and fighting with the terror group in Syria is raising concern among European leaders. Atifete Jahjaga, president of the Republic of Kosovo, told FoxNews.com her country is closely monitoring the possibility of ISIS sympathizers basing themselves in the region. “Unfortunately, Kosovo, like other European countries and others around the world, can’t be immune to this global threat that the foreign fighters are imposing,” said Jahjaga.