FYROM media, which gained large sums during the VMRO-DPMNE-BDI governing, are using an alleged danger coming from Kosovo, as a justification for the scandalous decision for amnesty by the FYROM President, George Ivanov for the politicians suspected for crimes.

Prosecution of War Crimes in Serbia has exchanged so far 351, evidence and information in war crimes cases with countries in the region and relevant institutions.

As of January 2016 the Prosecution exchanged 173 with Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina 57, Montenegro 14 and EULEX / UNMIK 107.

Slavisa Ristic, a candidate for a seat in the Serbian parliament and former Mayor of Zubim Potok Municipality, said late on Sunday that unknown persons had fired shots from automatic weapons at his house in the village of Jagnjenica near Zubin Potok in northern Kosovo, but luckily, no one had been injured.

British Ambassador to Kosovo Ruairi O’Connel paid a visit to Serb returnees in Prizren and stated that return of Serbs to urban settlements of this town and their integration is ‘the sign of normality”.

Serbs are returning to their property in Prizren within the project supported by the British government. O’Connel underlined that in the process of return it is not only important that people return to their homes but have a normal life as well, and for this reason it is important for this process to be accomplished.

Kosovo’s Minister for Dialogue, Edita Tahiri, stated that majority of Serbs already possess ID of Kosovo, as result of the Brussels dialogue. She said that the reach of the agreement on free movement in 2011 made “majority of Serbs to take the IDs of Kosovo state.” “This is a positive development that has changed the situation positively, because from the end of the war to the start of the dialogue in Brussels, Kosovo Serbs, under negative influence of Belgrade, had refused to become part of the system of Kosovo’s state and take Kosovo IDs.” Tahiri said. She sai

Former MP and vice-president of the Kosovo Parliament from the ranks of Serbian community, Petar Miletic, has criticized the dialogue between Pristina and Belgrade in Brussels.

The Kosovo government has sent a plan for the transfer of all powers of the EU mission, EULEX, to local authorities.

This has been reported by the Albanian-language daily Koha Ditore, quoted by Tanjug.

The paper published a document in which Pristina calls on the EU to by mid-June transfer all cases initiated or investigated by EULEX to the local judiciary.

Kosovo delegation in the discussions with Serbia, informed through a press release that they have reached agreement for reciprocal recognition of the ADR certificates on transportation of the hazardous goods.

With the mediation of the European Union in Brussels and after marathonic discussions under a heavy and tensioned atmosphere, the agreement for mutual recognition of ADR certificates was reached at around 03:30 in the morning, or after 20 hours of discussions, informed Kosovo’s Minister for Dialogue, Edita Tahiri.

President of the Czech Republic, Miloš Zeman, said that he is against independence of Kosovo and that he had protested at the time when former Czech foreign minister Karel Schwarzenberg forced the government in Prague to recognize Kosovo’s independence, reports MIA agency.