• Kosovo Assembly to vote on border demarcation agreement today (dailies) • International diplomats in Pristina mobilise ahead of demarcation vote (dailes) • Kurti: Border demarcation not the only visa liberalisation condition (Zeri) • Switzerland opposes ideas of Kosovo’s partition (media) • Hoxhaj: Visa liberalization depends on Albanian MP votes (media) • “With ratification of demarcation, Kosovo catches last train for visas” (Epoka) • Thaci: Russia could play positive role by recognising Kosovo (Koha/KP) • Pacolli expects Spain to recognize Kosovo soon (Epoka) • Hoti responds to Vucic (RTK) • Delawie condemns threats against Serb KSF members (Zeri/Epoka) • U.S. Embassy in Tirana reacts to Edi Rama’s speech on Kosovo (RTK) • Kosovo ranked 85 on Transparency International corruption index (media) • Missing persons families press institutions into suing Serbia for genocide (Koha) • Attack with explosive device on U.S. Embassy in Montenegro (media)

• PM Haradinaj requests Assembly session on demarcation on Thursday (RTK) • Delawie: I hope every political party will vote in favor of demarcation (RTK) • Assembly chairmanship to set date for border demarcation vote (media) • Montenegro FM: Statement not very different from demarcation deal (Telegrafi) • Haradinaj’s battle for demarcation (Zeri) • Shala: NISMA will support border demarcation agreement (Klan Kosova) • Hoxhaj to Kusari: No elections, we don’t accept conditions (RTK) • Apostolova: There has been impressive work on visa liberalization (media) • Soltes: CoE strategy, a positive message for Kosovo (Pristina Insight/RTK) • Brussels talks to focus on implementation of Kosovo-Serbia agreements (media) • Rama says statement on single president was taken out of context (Klan Kosova) • Kouchner ready to take on role for Kosovo-Serbia reconciliation (media) • Vucic: I ripped off westerners’ documents on Kosovo’s independence (RTK) • President Thaci pardons persons convicted of murder (Kallxo)

• Ruling parties struggling to secure votes to pass border bill (Zeri/Koha) • Government of Kosovo to convene meetings on demarcation today (Bota Sot) • PM Haradinaj’s statement on demarcation with Montenegro (media) • Thaci seeks U.S. support for demarcation, dialogue and army (Epoka) • Delawie expects ratification of demarcation this week (RTK) • U.S. don’t support exchange of territories, call for creative solutions (Kosova Sot) • Haradinaj: Timeframe for dialogue with Serbia, mutual recognition (Koha) • Technical dialogue with new dynamics and approach (Epoka) • Arifi indicates new draft on Association/Community (Zeri) • Vucic: Serbia to propose a solution by beginning of April (RTK) • Rama’s idea for a single Kosovo-Albania president encounters opposition (Zeri) • Engel: U.S. and Kosovo, strong relations regardless of who is in power (Koha) • Karem: KSF transformation in coordination with U.S. (Epoka) • Vetevendosje calls for international investigation into Assembly attack (dailies) • Serb KSF members in Zubin Potok receive threats (Kallxo/Koha) • Former UNMIK chief explains why the north was divided (media)

U.S. urges Kosovo to fight corruption on path to join EU (Koha) Kosovo Assembly postpones session on demarcation (Gazeta Express) Serbian List’s absence postpones border demarcation session (Koha) Montenegro signals possibility of correction of the border with Kosovo (RTK) “Demarcation statement not legally binding for Montenegro” (Koha Ditore) LDK supports border demarcation agreement with Montenegro (Kosova Sot) Kosovo-Serbia technical dialogue to resume 26 February (media) Thaci: No autonomy for north, Serbia aware that Kosovo cannot be divided (RTK) Thaci: KSF transformation is imminent (Koha) Rama: Kosovo and Albania to have single president (Bota Sot) LDK slams Rama’s statement on single Kosovo-Albania president (Koha) Vucic: Pristina should be ready for compromise (RTK) Lavrov: Pointless to speak about Kosovo seat at UN (Klan Kosova) Haradinaj to meet U.S. and French officials today (RTK)

Headlines - 17.02.2018 Clinton: Kosovo deserves our congratulations and continued support (Koha) Former U.S. president Bill Clinton, took to Facebook to congratulate Kosovo people on the tenth jubilee of independence. “Today the proud people of Kosovo deserve our congratulations and continued support.