Kosovo Football Association Secretary Erol Salihu said on Thursday that he asked the Kosovo police and customs service to prevent the Red Star Belgrade football team from entering Kosovo next week, the KoSSev news portal reported.
The Red Star team are scheduled to play a Serbia Cup game against the Trepca team in North Mitrovica on September 25.
‘UCK’ graffiti was painted on ‘Via Ferrata-Berim’ on the Mokra Gora Mountain in Zubin Potok. Kosovo police are currently looking into whether there are elements to launch an investigation. The ‘Outdoor In’ organization claims that the graffiti was painted by a group of men who posted about it on social media after climbing the trail without a permit.
Dragisa Mijacic from the Outdoor In organization told KoSSev that graffiti was spotted this weekend during a tour of the climbing trail.
Residents of the Strpce municipality, both Serbs and Albanians, have been protesting for months against the construction of a mini hydroelectric power plants in this municipality. The ''Matkos Group'' continues with the construction, while the locals want to preserve the nature of the national park they live in.
Twenty months after the assassination of CI SDP leader, Oliver Ivanovic, his murder remains unsolved, while Ivanovic’s political legacy in the form of his civic initiative is facing paramount challenges threatened to end up with final collapse.
In early September, the news that Oliver Ivanovic’s longtime associate and party colleague Ksenija Bozovic, along with another less known SDP member, Svetislav Jokic, would be joining the Serbian List in the upcoming parliamentary elections in Kosovo, shook the public.
Serbian List Vice-President Milan Radoicic, who Pristina suspects of involvement in the assassination of Kosovo Serb politician Oliver Ivanovic, filed a defamation lawsuit with the Higher Court in Belgrade against the president of the European Movement of Serbs from Kosovo, Rada Trajkovic.
Trajkovic announced the news on her Twitter account, stating that she would defend herself by taking the ''polygraph test''. Radoicic himself confirmed the news for KoSSev.
According to the preliminary list of the Kosovo Central Election Commission, 1,927,466 citizens registered to vote in the upcoming extraordinary parliamentary elections scheduled for October 6 – the CEC spokesperson, Valmir Elezi told Pristina-based Gazeta Express.
However, Kosovo only had 1,795,666 million residents in 2018, according to the Kosovo Agency of Statistics. This substantial difference between the number of registered voters and the estimated population has been greatly discussed in the Kosovo public.
The International Institute for Middle-East and Balkan Studies (IFIMES) in Ljubljana, Slovenia has prepared an analysis of the situation in Kosovo, Albania and North Macedonia in view of the forthcoming early parliamentary election in Kosovo scheduled for 6 October 2019.
Twenty five political entities – 20 political parties, 4 coalitions and one independent candidate – registered for the upcoming extraordinary elections in Kosovo scheduled for October 6.
''CI People’s Justice, as a member of the Alliance for Serbia for Kosovo, it advocates for the citizens of Serb nationality in Kosovo not to go to the polls and thus preserve the dignity that is being threatened from several directions – by Pristina, because they look down on us, by the ‘international community’ as it treats us as collateral damage and by Vucic’s regime because he sees us only as a stake in the gambling table intended to preserve his power at all costs,'' the leader of People’s Justice, Nenad Radosavljevic told KoSSev.
Kosovo publicist and political analyst Veton Surroi said on Friday that the Serb List was created by the Presidents of Serbia and Kosovo, Aleksandar Vucic and Hashim Thaci.
The Serbian List is a Kosovo Serb party whose officials, including at least one person alleged to have criminal connections, enjoy the full support of official Belgrade.