Agreement on telecommunications, which was recently signed in Brussels, will contribute to the division of Albanians and Serbs in Kosovo, says the former director of the Telecommunications Regulatory Agency Anton Berisha.

Appearing on RTK2, Berisha says all are talking about European integration, that all advocate for Europe and then they reach agreements based on ethnic grounds.

While official Pristina expects soon the full implementation of the Brussels agreement on the judiciary from 2015, in the north say that the process of integrating the north into Kosovo's judicial system stopped.

Kosovo Prime Minister Isa Mustafa announced that a judicial system will be established in the north, with one Basic Court and one prosecution office for six municipalities.

Montenegrin police in March this year arrested a Serb Zoran Vukotić (46) suspected of committing war crimes against civilians in Kosovo.

Vukotic was extradited to Kosovo on Thursday after exactly 8 months of detention in Montenegro. The case was taken over by the Mission of the European Union Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo - EULEX.

This morning about 6 am, members of the special units of the Kosovo police "Rosu" in the village Gotovuša searched the family home of a retired member of the Serbian police and station commander in Štrpce/Shtërpce, Mitar Đurđević.

A hunting rifle was found in the house of Đurđević, for which he had proper documentation.

Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić told RTS that he would have given all to investigate the murder of the Bytyqi brothers, as he does not want the state to hide the killers and criminals. He dismissed insinuations that he is slowing down the investigation, because former Gendarmerie Commander Goran Radosavljević Guri was included in the case and who is now an official of the SNS.

Kosovo inherited a political practice, where Serbs accept everything served, emphasized Deputy Prime Minister Branimir Stojanović, adding that this has to stop. He says that he informed EU officials about the position of Serbs.

The Serbian List has frozen its work in Kosovo institutions, because the Assembly at the request of the government, without consultation with them, adopted a law on Trepča.

Statement by the Prime Minister of Kosovo, Isa Mustafa, in which he says that the Serbs would soon return to the Kosovo institutions, a representative of the Serbian List Nenad Rašić assessed as degrading and inappropriate.

During the night, warehouse in Laplje Selo was broken into; a certain amount of goods was stolen.

Owner of the warehouse says this is not the first time that unknown perpetrators plunder his property. He said that his house had been broken into earlier, but that he did not report to the police because, he says, he does not trust them.

On two occasions, the target of robbers was the post office in village Ugljare.

The Kosovo Assembly did not adopt an amendment to the draft law on strategic investments proposed by the Serbian List which would protect the interests of Kosovo Serbs, it is said. It is expected that the amendment will be again on the agenda of some of the next sessions of Parliament.

On the occasion of the Day of Bosniaks in Kosovo, September 28, Jevtić and Simić congratulated the Day of Bosniaks.