Serbia’s Prime Minister Charts an Uncertain Course West (The Wall Street Journal)
The rise and fall of a political class (Koha Ditore)
Ismet Hajrullahu, writes in his opinion piece that falling of the current government during these few months on the political field as well as on the economic and social ones is obvious. He considers that it is not a coincidence that the image of Kosovo in the world is falling. There are many reasons, he notes, the most important one being massive emigration of the people as a result of the worsening of life conditions and lack of perspective.
Krusha prepares lawsuit against Serbia (Telegrafi)
Entrepreneurs of Kosovo and Serbia tomorrow in Gračanica (KIM Radio)
The Commercial Chamber of Commerce of Serbia and Commercial Chamber of Kosovo are organizing tomorrow in Gračanica/Graçanicë business gathering of around 70 entrepreneurs and companies. The gathering, which symbolically takes place on the Day of Victory, will bring together, amongst other, companies MK Group, Victoria Group, Asseco See, Imlek, Bambi, Knjaz Miloš, Zlatiborac from Serbia and companies Elkos, Albakos, Devolli Corporation from Kosovo. Gathering of entrepreneurs will provide the opportunity for developing contacts, concrete cooperation and discussi
Traveling to EU without visas in 2016: everyone’s victory (Lajmi.net)
A/CSM or AKM – still actual dilemma over the jurisdiction (RTK2)
Association/Community of Serb municipalities or Association of Kosovo Municipalities (AKM) are two names which are still causing divisions over the jurisdiction between Belgrade and Pristina.
Progress on reforms and dialogue the best arguments (Politika, Tanjug)
Vulin opens the Office of NSE in Gora (TV Most, Tanjug)
The Minister for Labor, Employment, Veteran and Social Policy in the Serbian Government Aleksandar Vulin yesterday opened the Office of the National Service for Employment in Gora in Kosovo and Metohija, and a station for a job search.
Between the road and the Assembly (Kosova Sot)
The front page editorial of this daily notes that just as the entire Kosovo, political opposition is facing deep crisis. They are not in an enviable position, writes this daily, however crisis can strengthen them or in case of passiveness, destroy them. According to Kosova Sot, a few opposition actions have not drawn sufficient attention even though the raised issues and requests were largely supported. “Our people are not seeing any innovations, among those who lead the protests and opposition projections.