Kosovo government gives details about Kurti - Lajcak meeting (media)  Lajcak: Talks continue for normalization of Kosovo-Serbia relations (media)  Osmani and Scholz discuss push for visa liberalization (media)  Osmani in Potsdam: Republic of Kosovo, success story (media)  Albanian Post to publish “new framework” document on Sunday  Svecla to Vucic: There will be difficult days, weeks and months (Express)  AAK’s Berisha: The government will fall in spring (Nacionale)  Kosovo ex-fighter’s lawyer asks court for war crimes acquittal (BIRN)  Kosovo Selects ‘Looking for Venera’ for 2023 Oscars (Prishtina Insight)  Junk folder: Journalists countering disinformation (Kosovo 2.0)  Regional minimum wage; Montenegro in lead (Euronews Albania) 

• Kurti expects EU to move on chapters of final agreement with Serbia (Koha) • Kurti meets Sarrazin, discuss need for Kosovo and Serbia agreement (media) • Abdixiku and Sarrazin discuss dialogue and visas (RTK) • Haradinaj: Dialogue gained, time to conclude with recognition (media) • Svecla reacts to Vucic about uniformed people in north, publishes video (media) • Union of Education Trade Unions of Europe supports SBASHK (Albanian Post) • Kosovo to establish agency for cyber security after recent attacks (BIRN) • Prosecutors seek ‘long’ prison term for Kosovo ex-guerilla (BIRN) • Energy Regulatory Office: Elektrosever has not met any criteria (RFE) • Rama: Keep the Balkans safe from threats (Euronews Albania/Die Presse)

• Jasharaj: Our membership strongly rejects the €50 offer (media) • Kosovo teachers’ strike drags on as talks between unions and govt fail (BIRN) • Albania and Kosovo Prime Ministers meet in Tirana (media) • Lajcak meets Macron’s chief diplomatic advisor (media) • Kosovo Telecom targeted by cyber-attacks (Radio Free Europe) • Gervalla: Good chances of moving to next stage for membership in CoE (Klan) • Feith: Disappointing that situation in north hasn’t changed for 10 years (media) • Vetting in the judiciary heading toward finalization (RTK) • Western Balkans security a priority for Hungary (Hungary Today) • Kosovars pay price of unregulated water supply with their health (BIRN) • Prosecutors seek 35-year prison term for ex-rebel accused of torture (Reuters) • Albanian MP clashes with Vucic in Serbian Parliament (Albanian Daily News) • Regional missing persons database announced for November (BIRN)

• Presidents of the region meet at Brdo-Brijuni summit (media) • UN General Assembly to hold 77th session, Osmani to participate (Klan) • Strike in education, Kurti meets strike council of unions (Telegrafi) • President of Hungary to visit Kosovo today (media) • Bislimi and Szunyog to sign an agreement worth 63 million euros (Klan) • Kusari-Lila: We will resubmit draft civil code in autumn (Gazeta Express) • U.S. KFOR from the north: We are providing a safe environment (Klan) • People’s Attorney wants explanation in case of Dragica Gasic (RFE) • Calls for investigation of institutional chain for rape of 11-year-old (BIRN) • Alarming suicide rates (Kosovo 2.0) • Parliament of Serbia to hold a session on Kosovo today (media)

• Kosovo President to participate in Brdo-Brioni Process meeting (Koha) • Union refuses government’s call to end strike (Koha Ditore) • Government reacts to Unions’ decision to continue strike (media) • Minister calls on Unions to reflect; for teachers to resume work (media) • Experts raise alarm for lack of capacities to confront cyberattacks (Koha) • Kosovo commemorates September 11, 2001 (RTK) • Two Serbian nationals banned from entering Kosovo (media) • “Germany, France, with US, Türkiye support wants to solve Kosovo issue” (AA) • Why E.U. can’t get Kosovo and Serbia to end conflict (The Washington Post) • War Hangover in Divided Nation Is a Warning for Europe (Bloomberg) • Mandl: Non-recognizing states should follow Israel’s example on Kosovo (RTK) • Osmani congratulates King Charles III on his accession to the throne (RTK) • Kosovo’s Description in Energy Agreement Lies Behind Delay in Implementation (Prishtina Insight) • With few jobs available in Kosovo, university graduates turn to artisan trade to make a living (RFE)