Sherifi: Thaçi planned participation in Brussels despite tensions between Kosovo and Serbia (lajmi.net)
Kosovo government spokesperson, Arban Abrashi, confirmed for the portal that the President of Kosovo Hashim Thaçi, will participate together with the Prime Minister Isa Mustafa, at the meeting that will be held on Tuesday in Brussels.
LDK tells how to avoid Serbian provocations (Indeksonline)
Deputy Leader of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), Haki Rugova, said that continuous provocations from the Serbian state could be avoided only by political wisdom and cooperation between the government and opposition. He said that support of the international friends is also required. He praised PM Mustafa for managing the situation with the train from Serbia.
PM Mustafa calls on Serbia to renounce threats and join dialogue (Koha)
Mustafa: Government concerned over Haradinaj’s detention (Koha)
Government confirms: Jevtic is no longer a minister (Gazeta Express)
Citing sources in the Kosovo government, the news website reports that Local Government Minister, Mirjana Jevtic, has resigned from her post. “The decision has been sent to the office of the secretary. Tomorrow the decision could be sent to the Office of the Prime Minister and he will be officially notified about her resignation,” the source added. Slavko Simic, leader of the Serbian List, confirmed Jevtic’s resignation on Thursday.
Bajrami: Demarcation will not pass (Indeksonline)
Representatives of opposition parties in Kosovo are adamant that the current version of the border demarcation with Montenegro will not pass and they also claim that Prime Minister Isa Mustafa is well aware of this. Valdete Bajrami, head of the NISMA parliamentary group, told the news website: “If he [Prime Minister Mustafa] tries to bring back the agreement we will reiterate our position against it. Our position is known and the people know that the agreement is damaging and unacceptable for Kosovo.
PM Mustafa wants demarcation with Montenegro to be done this year (Kosovapress)
Kosovo Prime Minister, Isa Mustafa, said in an interview for the news website that, the best-case scenario for the end of this year would be if the Kosovo Assembly manages to ratify the border demarcation agreement with Montenegro. “The best possible solution would be to ratify the agreement by the end of the year.
PM Mustafa dismisses Minister Maric (Koha)
PM Mustafa: Border demarcation will be ratified soon (Koha)
Kosovo Prime Minister, Isa Mustafa, said today that the ruling coalition is working to secure the required number of votes to resubmit the demarcation deal with Montenegro in the Kosovo Assembly. Mustafa also said he was confident that the draft law on the border demarcation with Montenegro will be ratified soon.