At a debate organized by the School for Legal and Political Studies, in relation with the creation of the Special Court, the EU Special Representative Samuel Žbogar said that the time has come to find out the truth and added that Dick Marty’s report addresses few difficult issues for Kosovo.
Former EU Special Envoy for Kosovo, Wolfgang Petrisch said in an interview for RTK that at the end of the entire created situation on whether the Principal Deputy of the Prime Minister of Kosovo, Hashim Thaci should go to Belgrade or not, Serbia was the loser.
Police General Directors from the region will meet today in Pristina for a workshop on confrontation of terrorism and violent extremism.
According to a press release, the general directors from Kosovo, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, FYROM, Montenegro, Serbia, Croatia and the United States will be present at this meeting.
Belgrade and Pristina could already today, during the new round of dialogue in Brussels, reach an agreement or significant shift with regard to the telephone code for Kosovo and operation of ‘Telekom’ in the southern Serbian province, learned Novosti. Solution, over which our side and the EU have agreed, is that our side applies for another international telephone code, which would be ceded to Pristina, whereas Kosovo officials should find legal solution in order the Serbian operator ‘Telekom’ is supplied with the license for mobile and land line telephon
The Deputy Prime Minister of Kosovo Branimir Stojanovic says that it is important that dialogue in Brussels continues, since by doing so and situation in Kosovo changes. Creation of the Association/Community of Serb municipalities is the most important topic for Serbs, said Stojanovic to Radio Television Serbia.
The World Bank Director for Eastern Europe, Ellen Goldstein, in an interview for VoA talked about some of the challenges facing Kosovo, as high unemployment among young people, attracting foreign investors and the process of privatizations. "Creating jobs has been our top priority in Kosovo. The World Bank has supported Kosovo with a two-part strategy.
PRISTINA -- The Kosovo Special Prosecution has launched an investigation against 135 individuals suspected of terrorism.