• Coalition partners start to collect signatures for Thaci (Zeri) • PDK prepares guideline for MPs for Thaci’s election as President (Koha) • Pantina: We’ll block the Assembly session on Wednesday (Telegrafi/Tribuna) • Mustafa meets US Assistant Deputy Secretary, Hoyt Yee (Zeri) • Haradinaj seeks establishment of a national investigation bureau (Kosova Sot) • Court issues arrest warrant for Vetevendosje leader Ymeri? (dailies)

• Kosovo President could be elected on Wednesday (dailies) • Haradinaj: The country is moving towards elections (Epoka e Re) • Opposition to hold several days of peaceful protests (Koha) • Collaku: EU is not rushing to close visa process (Epoka e Re) • Government, civil society oppose petition against U.S. Ambassador (Zeri) • Author of petition against Delawie described as close to SHIK (Koha) • Djuric: Serbs should have a candidate for president of Kosovo (Epoka)

• Thaci: I, the most legitimate president (Voice of America/Insajderi) • Haziri: LDK will vote for Thaci President (RTK) • Pacolli: Riots would follow Thaci’s election for President (Klan Kosova) • Ramush Haradinaj resigns his MP seat (media) • Kryeziu: The international community allowed crime and corruption in Kosovo (media)

• Government reiterates call for dialogue (Zeri) • Opposition warns it will block Assembly session today (Epoka e Re) • US Embassy appeals for peaceful Assembly session (Kosova Sot) • Veseli meets Mogherini and Hahn in Brussels (Epoka e Re) • Arrest warrant for Vetevendosje leader Ymeri to be issued today (Koha) • EU in no rush for visa liberalization for Kosovo (Koha)

• Opposition delivers a ten-day ultimatum to the government (dailies) • Government: Elections will be held in 2018 (dailies) • Jahjaga: Time to build our country without violence (Bota Sot) • US, UK ambassadors satisfied with the peaceful protest (dailies) • Veseli: President will not be elected this week (RTK) • Police arrest Vetevendosje’s Dardan Molliqaj (Telegrafi) • Former NATO spokesman Jamie Shea to visit Kosovo today (media) • Serbian court convicts eight former KLA fighters (Telegrafi)