While the Kosovo parliament will vote tonight for the extension of the EU rule of law in Kosovo for two more years, its scope of work is yet to be agreed upon. 

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The mandate of the European Union Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo (EULEX) officially expires on June 14. Kosovo's government says it amended a draft law to prolong the mission for two years at a session on June 13.

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Kosovo Albanian Ardit Ferizi is charged for hacking computers of the US service members’ personnel for the interest of the Islamic State. Associated Press reports that he will plead guilty at tomorrow’s trial at the US district court in Alexandria.

Ferizi initially pleaded not guilty to charges of providing material support to terrorists and identity theft, for what Ferizi is facing maximum prison term of 35 years, reports Associated Press.

The leader of the Party of Democratic Action (SDA) of Sandžak, Sulejman Ugljanin, said that his party has established a caucus group in the Serbian Assembly with the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), because they both pledge for five common principles, among which are independent Kosovo and autonomy of Sandžak.

The West should take over the part of responsibility for developments in the region of former Socialist Federative Republic of Yugoslavia, for merciless and brutal war in which many people died. Everything could, and should, have happened in a different way, because big powers were more observing their own interest than the one of the region, says professor Steven Meyer , former head of the CIA for Balkans, in his interview to Belgrade-based daily Vecernje Novosti.

Representatives of Serbs in the Kosovo parliament insist on withdrawal of the draft law on census from the parliamentary procedure because, according to them, conditions are not fulfilled yet for its realization.

The ban on the import of school books in Serbian language is still valid, in line with the decision of the Kosovo Ministry of Education. It has to do with the, so called, decision on reciprocity, which is the problem that has been created before and on which we can’t have any influence, said Bojan Todorović, advisor to the Kosovo Deputy Prime Minister Branimir Stojanović.

European soccer's governing body ruled on June 9 that Kosovo should be kept separate from Serbia and Bosnia for security reasons in competitive matches. UEFA, which admitted Kosovo as a 55th member last month despite strong opposition from Serbia, placed its newest member in a World Cup qualifying group with Ukraine, Croatia, Iceland, Finland, and Turkey.

Hopes in Georgia, Ukraine and Kosovo that the European Union would approve their visa-free access to the bloc by the summer have faded in recent days amid a raft of new concerns raised by the bloc’s biggest member states.

Deputy Director of the Serbian Government’s Office for Kosovo and Metohija, Dušan Kozarev, said that it would be good that Albanians support the project ‘Sunny Valley’, which they currently see as a problem.

Kozarev said to RTK2 that the goal of the ‘Sunny Valley’ would be sustainable return to Kosovo and assessed that return of displaced and internally displaced from Kosovo in last 17 years almost didn’t exist. He added that this project would change the complete approach to the return process.