The front page editorial of this daily writes that different surveys of the non-governmental organizations show gradual falling of the trust of people in the parties which (miss) govern Kosovo. The writer of this editorial considers that increase of disappointment should become a serious concern of the parliamentary parties. The Kosovar voter cannot be deceived that easily after a decade and a half, as it happened in the past, when the votes were casted due to some euphoria in relation to the mythologized leaders.

Head of Kosovo’s technical delegation in the discussions between Kosovo and Serbia held in Brussels, Rrahim Pacolli, has proposed to the government of Kosovo to stop the discussions with Serbia, due to the lack of implementation of the agreement on the freedom of movement. “Serbia’s non-implementation of the agreement for the free movement of the citizens shows once again lack of seriousness and stability demonstrated continuously by the Serbian political elite towards the international factor.

Pristina is "depriving the Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) 14th century monastery of Visoki Decani of its right to property," writes the daily Vesti.

The Frankfurt, Germany-based Serbian language newspaper adds that this is taking place as the government in Pristina "aims to become a member of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)"

Commemoration service will be served in village Staro Gracko in Lipljan/Lipjan municipality in Kosovo on 23 July to mark 16 years after the murder of 14 Serb harvesters. Commemoration service will be attended by the head of Serbian Government’s Office for Kosovo and Metohija Marko Đurić, the chairperson of the Serbian Assembly Committee for Kosovo and Metohija Milovan Drecun, the head of Kosovo District (Serbian administrative system), Srdjan Petković,  the deputy premier of Kosovo, Branimir Stojanović, Minister for Communities and Return in the Kosovo gov

“Amendments of the Kosovo Constitution on transformation of the Kosovo Security Forces into an army will not be on the Kosovo parliament’s agenda this week,” confirmed MP from the Serbian List Jasmina Živković.

She explained that this issue was discussed at the Kosovo presidency’s session and that discussion over this topic is postponed upon proposal of the head of the Serbian List’s caucus.

Minister of Justice in the Serbian Government Nikola Selaković stated that Serbia has fulfilled its part of obligations from the Brussels dialogue, but that Pristina did not act in the same manner and that it will have very difficult task to create the special court for the Kosovo Liberation Army war crimes in a due time. Selaković said to TV Pink that dead line for creation of the court is around August and the Serbia has shown seriousness in very difficult and complex dialogue in Brussels, however Pristina has brought itself into a situation that the West, th

The President of Kosovo, Isa Mustafa, and Kosovo Prime Minister, Hashim Thaci, will try pushing forward a unified agenda in tomorrow’s session of the Kosovo parliament with two proposals: one for adoption of the amendments for the creation of the special court and another one for creation of the Kosovo army. Pristina-based papers claim that authorities are trying to ‘buy’ opposition with such motion. However, the proposals can’t be adopted without the support of the Serbian List which is not going to support such scenario.

The sacred sites for the Serbs, inscribed jointly on the list as “Medieval monuments in Kosovo”, are the pinnacle of the Byzantine-Romanesque ecclesiastical cu

EP Rapporteur on Serbia Davic McAllister has "expressed his understanding for the traditionally good relations Serbia has with Russia." Nevertheless, said the German MEP who is currently visiting Belgrade, "Serbia must make certain efforts to align its foreign policy positions with those of the EU." "Serbia has special economic and cultural ties with Russia," said he - and, according to Tanjug, added that "Serbia will have a key role in the establishment of good ties between the EU and Serbia." During his conversation with journalists organized by the Belgrad