Representatives of Vetevendosje Movement request a massive support of all political parties, population, trade unions and other organizations in protests against bad governing of Kosovo. Vetevendosje seems to be determined to protest against the government, however, it has not set a date. Dardan Molliqaj, member of Vetevendosje, said that this movement never gave up protests and demonstrations as a form of political action and that they have never considered their participation in the institutions, as a replacement.

Isa Mustafa, Prime Minister of Kosovo, hosted an introductory meeting for the Resident Representative of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Kosovo, Frank Lakwijk.

Except for the general developments in Kosovo, they discussed also the cooperation of the government of Kosovo with IMF. Mustafa stressed that the Kosovo budget should be in function of economic development and increasing of competition in private sector.

“Central Election Commission informed the political parties on the day of the approval of the operational plan, also about the legal deadlines for application. I can confirm that no political party applied so far.

Angela Merkel, German Chancellor, congratulated the Prime Minister of Kosovo, Isa Mustafa, on his new post and invited him to visit her state soon. “I would be pleased to greet you in Berlin very soon,” wrote Merkel.

“You are in front of major challenges, especially related to Kosovo’s getting closer to the European Union, dialogue with Belgrade and creation of the legal and democratic structures of Your state. Germany will continue to be a reliable partner of Kosovo,” wrote Merkel.

The head of the Serbian delegation in the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE), Aleksandra Djurovic, claims that Pristina can’t become CoE member since it requires a two-third majority of the member states. She said that it would be a ‘huge bite’ for Pristina to receive a support of the two-third out of 47 CoE member states, considering that 13 of them didn’t recognize unilaterally declared independence of Kosovo. “When we transfer that to parliamentarian level, than we see that it is about a huge bite for Pristina to receive the two-third ma

I am certain I will absolutely prove my innocence, although there is the frustrating fact that I have to prove my innocence, instead of the prosecution proving my guilt, stated leader of the civic initiative “Serbia, Democracy, Justice” Oliver Ivanovic.