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Community of Serb Municipalities will be formed - Kosovo PM
The Brussels agreement will be implemented and the Community of Serb Municipalities (ZSO) will be formed, says Kosovo PM Isa Mustafa.
However, he added, Pristina "will continue to insist on abolishment of parallel Serbian institutions in Kosovo."
Thaci "attacked with paint" by unknown perpetrators
Several unknown persons on Tuesday poured paint on Kosovo Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Hashim Thaci.
This has been reported by the website of Pristina-based Albanian language newspaper Zeri.
EU announces resumption of Kosovo dialogue
The Belgrade-Pristina dialogue will resume on Wednesday, January 27, a statement posted on the European External Action Service (EEAS) website has said.
The talks will continue with a meeting between Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic and Kosovo Prime Minister Isa Mustafa, it has been announced.
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Bosnian Police Arrest Tycoon-Politician Radoncic
Police from the Bosnian State Investigation and Protection Agency on Monday arrested Radoncic, a tycoon who leads the Alliance for a Better Future of Bosnia and Herzegovina, SBBBiH party.
According to a statement from the Bosnian prosecution, Radoncic was arrested in Sarajevo for allegedly "interfering with the work of the judiciary".
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Kosovo Fails to Integrate Serbian Civil Protection Members
It seemed so simple on paper. Under an EU-brokered agreement between Kosovo and Serbia, almost 500 former employees of the ethnic Serbian "Civil Protection Corps" were to be integrated into the relevant Kosovo state agencies.
Kosovo announced that the process of integration was complete on January 12.
"Time Belgrade reexamined participation in Kosovo talks"
Marko Djuric on Thursday described the guilty verdict handed down to Oliver Ivanovic as "having nothing to do with either the law, or justice."
Kosovo talks to continue, but unknown when and at what level
Pristina will continue dialogue with Belgrade, but it is not known for now when and at what level, said Kosovo's deputy minister for local government.
Bajram Gecaj told Radio Free Europe's Albanian language edition that he "neither denied nor confirmed" whether Prime Minister Isa Mustafa would attend the meeting with Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic in Brussels.
"Kosovo loses diplomatic battle" as PCA bid fails
"Kosovo lost its first diplomatic battle of 2016 by failing to become a member of the Hague-based International (Permanent) Court of Arbitration," said a daily.
Albanian language newspaper Koha Ditore, published in Pristina, also writes on Tuesday that the membership bid did not succeed as Pristina was left with the support of "the U.S. and the Quint countries."
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Pristina confirms PM won't take part in Brussels talks
Kosovo Prime Minister Mustafa will not participate in a meeting scheduled for late January in Brussels within Belgrade-Pristina dialogue at the highest level.
This was announced by Mustafa's adviser and deputy minister of local government, Bajram Gecaj.
Bosnian Tycoon Radoncic Agrees Drug Trial Testimony
Fahrudin Radoncic, the leader of the Alliance for a Better Future of Bosnia and Herzegovina (SBBBiH) said on Sunday that he is ready to testify at the trial of the alleged Balkan drug lord Naser Kelmendi which is currently underway in the Kosovo capital Pristina.