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Condemnation of the graffiti on Decani monastery (Vecernje Novosti, Kim Radio)

Bishop of Raska-Prizren Teodosije warned that religious and nationalist extremism presents a serious threat not only to the Serbian people and the Church, but also for all citizens of Kosovo and Metohija: “We expect the international community and Kosovo's institutions will protect peace and Christian sanctities from provocation and potential terrorist attacks.” Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija Marko Djuric condemned the graffiti on the premises of the monastery Visoki Decani and asked KFOR to reinforce military protection, and identify and bring to justice responsible people.

Session of the Assembly of Kosovo without the Serbian List (Vecernje Novosti)

Deputies of the coalition gathered around the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), today will continue inaugural session of the Assembly of Kosovo, but deputies of the Serbian list will not be present. Their attitude is that they will participate in those sessions for which they will receive a regular call from the official authority, while today's session was announced by certain party leaders. President of the Serbian list, Aleksandar Jablanovic yesterday asked Flora Brovina, the Assembly presiding, to schedule a continuation of the meeting as soon as possible, as required by Item 27 of the

Pristina has breached all deadlines (Vecernje Novosti)

The end of political ‘games’ is not on sight when it comes to creation of the Kosovo institutions. Four months have passed after elections and there is no agreement on division of power. Postponement of the Kosovo parliament’s session ‘until further notice’ has only contributed to animosities amongst Albanian parties, whereas only an agreement or political deal amongst them could prevent new parliamentary elections. However, deadlines, which would push Kosovo leaders to come out of party trenches, apparently don’t exist!

Increased number of Albanians leaving Kosovo (Vecernje Novosti)

At least 650 inhabitants of Kosovo are leaving Kosovo every month through Serbia, ending up in Hungary and other states writes Pristina-based Zeri and adds that number of Albanians leaving Kosovo is in rise. According to Kosovo police data, number of asylum seekers in EU states, who are coming from Kosovo has reached 4,455. The growing trend has been acknowledged, particularly in July and August, whereas the Ambassador of Hungary has expressed particular concern due to a number of Albanians leaving Kosovo from the regions of Urosevac/Ferizaj and Kosovo Polje/Fu