Thirty lawyers from Serbia will take part in the work of the Court for the crimes of the former KLA in the capacity of attorneys, writes Belgrade based daily Politika.
Kosovo Police banned the Minister of Culture and Information Vladan Vukosavljevic to enter Kosovo at around 11.20 am today, at the administrative crossing Jarinje, the correspondent of TV Most reports today.
TV Most reports that Vukosavljevic has been denied entry to Kosovo at the crossing Jarinje although his visit was duly announced.
Serbian media in Kosovo reports that an explosive device was thrown in a yard of a house located in Bosniak Mahala in North Mitrovica.
The situation caused by floods in the settlement Grabovac is the most difficult and the situation in Mitrovica is also being monitored, reports TV Most.
In Mitrovica near 'Military overhaul' area there is a threat of a flood of the Ibar River and lush streams. The situation has worsened rapidly after the melting of large amounts of snow and the expansion of the river beds.
The extraordinary session of the Kosovo Assembly scheduled for yesterday was postponed in order to ensure the presence of the majority of MPs required for the ratification of the agreement on the demarcation with Montenegro.
The postponement was requested by Kosovo President Hashim Thaci and Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj.
Director of the Office for KiM Marko Djuric congratulates all citizens of the Republic of Serbia the Statehood Day, says the statement of this office, Serbian media reports.
According to the statement, "KiM citizens should proudly state their affiliation to the Serbian state" and "work patiently to strengthen its institutional, political and economic influence in our southern province," reports Serbian media.
European Commission spokeswoman Maja Kocijancic today did not want to comment the statement by Austrian Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strahe regarding the status of Kosovo, stressing that the issue of recognition concerns only the member states, reports TV Most.
Editorial boards of TV Most, RTV Puls, Radio Kosovska Mitrovica and RTV Gracanica in the strongest terms condemn outcry against our colleague Ljiljana Jankovic, initiated by individuals from political structures and members of the media profession close to them, TV Most reported today.
A public lynch and threats with a lawsuit, represent an undoubtable pressure on the TV Most and Editor-in Chief of the most viewed and the most influential Serbian media in Kosovo and Metohija, TV Most reported.
KoSSev portal continues to report on discussion between Dragisa Milovic, former Mayor of Zvecan and current municipal councilor and the TV Most Editor-in-Chief, Ljiljana Jankovic.
Commenting on statements Jankovic made yesterday in which she denied Milovic’s claims that TV spots, part of a negative election campaign against Oliver Ivanovic and Dragisa Milovic in 2017, aired on TV Most, were ordered and made in Belgrade, Milovic told the KoSSev portal that Jankovic would need to prove many things in the court.
TV Most based in Zvecan two days ago published a news with inappropriate headline, related to the graffiti written on the wall of school, attended by Serbian pupils, in the village of Ugljare, nearby Gracanica municipality, KoSSev portal reported today.
KoSSev also reported the news has been removed from the TV website.
TV Most, Editor-in-Chief, Ljiljana Jankovic assessed the headline as “utterly inappropriate” and as “editorial failure” adding “it was a violation of a codex and something that we do not do.”