Pristina's Albanian-language media reported that the Central Election Commission (CEC) did not approve the electoral list of the Serbian List for the February 9 elections, but the Party of Kosovo Serbs passed the certification.
"We have brought in the FBI as support to work directly with Kosovo's law enforcement authorities in order to identify those responsible and ensure that the investigation is credible, comprehensive and leads to appropriate conclusions," said US Ambassador to Kosovo Jeffrey Hovenier.
"Go, stand still boss, criminal Radoičić", said the President of the Kosovo Assembly Gljauk Konjufc to the deputies of the Serbian List
Prishtina and Belgrade accuse each other of sabotage on the Ibar-Lepenac canal, which is crucial for water supply. However, there is no evidence for the claims of either side, according to the Swiss newspaper "Noye Zircher Zeitung".
"Serbs in the north of Kosovo are not interested in such diversions, and in addition, the Serbs living in this area are not trained, trained or equipped to carry out any diversion," says Marko Jakšić
"Kosovo accuses Serbia of a terrorist act", "Arrests after the explosion", "Terror in Kosovo". These are the headlines of reports in the German press about the situation after the explosion in the north of Kosovo
A powerful explosion resounded on Friday evening in the village of Varage near Zubin Potok
Albanian Flag Day was also celebrated last year in the municipality of Zvečan, i.e. in the village of Boljetin, but not with a formal meeting. On the eve of this year's commemoration, Albanian flags were placed along the Pristina-Raška main road alongside Kosovo flags
On Sunday, three young men from Nikšće were arrested in Kosovo for writing "Kosovo is Serbia" on their license plates.
Members of the Kosovo Police do not know anything about the Serbian community and their culture, which comes to the fore every day, Milica Andrić Rakić, the program manager of the "New Social Initiative" from Kosovo, told "Vreme". And for Vučić, this is no longer an issue.
"The proposal on the division of Kosovo would be giving up on one principle that existed and may be somewhat related to Ukraine and that division there."
The Government of the Republic of Serbia adopted at the session on Monday the Bill on the declaration of the Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija as an area of special social protection
Two days ago, a bomb was thrown into the yard of a Serbian policewoman at the Kosovo Police in Mali Zvečan. No injuries
Prime Minister Miloš Vučević assessed that the inspections of goods at the Merdare crossing are unnecessarily long and that "administrative complications are created just to make people nervous and to render meaningless everything that was supposedly agreed upon previously."
The President of the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo, Ramush Haradinaj, assessed that the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, and the Prime Minister of Kosovo, Aljbin Kurti, "have an agreement, they agree and help each other, because every time Serbia moves troops, it is done with Kurti's help."
Thanks to the Berlin Process, roaming tariffs for internet and phone calls between the countries of the Western Balkans are gradually being abolished. The European Union has invested 30 billion euros in the region, but the relationship between Belgrade and Pristina has not improved at all
Is there a germ of a political alternative to the Serbian List? Has the opposition finally remembered that it could help the Serbs in Kosovo? And how? How important is that? How does the regime in Belgrade (not) react to the fact that someone finally dared to step into the political ban of the president
The former prime minister of Kosovo, Ramush Haradinaj, accused the current prime minister of Kosovo, Aljbin Kurti, of being a Serbian spy, while he was allegedly in a relationship with the daughter of the former minister of the interior of Serbia, Zoran Sokolović.
According to the report of the Kosovo Police, Arsenijević disturbed the guests of a pastry shop owned by an Albanian by blowing a whistle. Besides him, two other Albanians and one Serb were detained
Serb Dejan Radić from Kosovo was brutally beaten and robbed in the night between Thursday and Friday, in his home. Radić told the police that he was attacked by Albanians who tied him up and beat him, and who fled after taking 2000 euros and valuables they found in the house.
Serb nationalist judges and prosecutors residing in Kosovo could, under certain conditions, return to Kosovo institutions, while returning to work is much more difficult for police officers who have resigned. Calling for local elections in majority Serb municipalities depends on the political will of Pristina
Behind the flurry of words that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić uttered on Friday night about Kosovo hides impotence and capitulation, so it was appropriate to turn the topic to the waiting lists in hospitals in Serbia without Kosovo, which he, of course, will abolish as a matter of urgency
Aleksandar Vučić pointed out that Kosovo is the most expensive and traitor is the cheapest Serbian word and added that he said that "because we were never fair and honest with ourselves when we talked about Kosovo and Metohija".
Serbian institutions in the north of Kosovo have been closed for thirteen days. Four young men of Serbian nationality were arrested in the northern part of Kosovska Mitrovica. In an interview for "Vreme", journalist Ana Marija Ivković says that all of this looks like Belgrade is "leaving the job to Priština", so that it can later defend itself if the Serbian authorities are not to blame.
The government is waiting to see how the situation will develop further, because the European Union and Western partners do not tolerate unilateral moves or any escalation of the situation, and the state leadership hopes that some response will come from the West towards Kosovo, says Helena Ivanov from the Analytical Society "Henri Jackson", a transatlantic think tank for foreign policy and national security, based in Great Britain
On August 30, the Kosovo police occupied all the remaining Serbian institutions in the north of Kosovo. Boards with the markings of various institutions of the "Republic of Kosovo" are placed on them. There is almost no resistance. There is practically silence in Belgrade
In the middle of the blockade of Serbian institutions in the north of Kosovo, Kosovo Prime Minister Aljbin Kurti hosted representatives of the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia, Sonja Biserko and Nenad Canka. They ask him to prevent the resettlement of Serbs from Kosovo, which is allegedly planned by Belgrade. Marko Milenković from the NGO "Aktiv" from Kosovska Mitrovica tells "Vreme" that it is a paradox to ask the man most responsible for the emigration of Serbs from Kosovo to protect them now
