• Lushtaku conditions the justice (Koha Ditore) • CDHRF: EULEX is using double standards (Lajm) • Around 25,000 voter applications come from Serbia (Koha Ditore) • Ashton: EU with monitoring mission for elections of 8 June (Botapress) • Thaci allows headscarves in exchange for votes (Zeri) • New Assembly with old deputies (Tribuna) • First European monitors arrived (Lajm) • Tahiri: I will be part of “Thaçi 4” government (Epoka e Re)

• Minister Jevtic calls on Kosovo Government to assist Serbia (Koha) • Hoxhaj expresses condolences to Serbian counterpart (Tribuna) • Uncertainties regarding reserved seats (Tribuna) • Serbs want 15 seats in the assembly (Zeri) • Polls: LDK first, PDK, Vetevendosje, AAK and AKR follow (Bota Sot) • Mustafa and Pacolli mobilize forces against Thaci (Zeri) • Pacolli puts his name at the bottom of the list (Tribuna) • “Drenica Group” to be transferred to Mitrovica (Lajm) • Kosovo establishes diplomatic relations with Republic of Vanuatu (Lajm) • Chetnik symbols in the Albanian school in the north (Epoka e Re) • Auda: Kosovars should not go to war in Syria (dailies)

• New recognitions, neither fast nor easy (Koha) • Reserved seats compensated with inflated number of Serb voters (Koha) • SHIK empowered in the PDK list (Tribuna) • Ceku: KSF ready to deploy in Serbia and Bosnia (dailies) • BIK: Don’t campaign in mosques! (Lajm) • Two agreements signed with Serbia (Epoka e Re)

• Jahjaga opposite Nikolic at the UN Security Council (Tribuna) • Parties present list of candidates for MPs (dailies) • 8 June elections, in accordance to western standards (Tribuna) • German media: Von der Leyen decided not to meet Thaci (Koha Ditore) • Government pays for friendship with US (Koha Ditore)

• Hoxhaj: Kosovo in the UN by 2020 (Lajm) • Leyen: KFOR, a success story (Lajm) • German Defense Minister cancels meeting with Thaci (Koha) • New arrivals cause friction in PDK (Tribuna) • Parties’ top ten lists (Zeri) • The dark side of intelligence services (Koha) • EULEX arrests suspect in killing of Enver Zyberi (Kosovapress) • LGBT flag at Kosovo government building (Bota Sot)