Greg Delawie

Kosovo President Hashim Thaci said on Thursday that a proposal for ethnic Albanians living in southern Serbia's Presevo Valley to join Kosovo will be one of the topics at his EU-mediated meeting with his Serbian counterpart Aleksandar Vucic on September 7 in Brussels.

US President Donald Trump's National Security Advisor, John Bolton, said on Friday that Washington will not weigh in on the controversial idea of a territorial swap between Serbia and its former province of Kosovo.

The unexpected resignation after alleged threats of Elez Blakaj, a special prosecutor who was investigating the abuse of Kosovo Liberation Army war veterans' lists, sparked consternation in Kosovo on Wednesday.

America's ambassador to Kosovo has sparked concerns that the US might endorse Kosovo's partition after declining to rule it out in an interview.

In the interview given to Kosovo's KTV on Thursday, Greg Delawie avoided giving a straight answer, when asked whether the US excluded partition as a solution to the Serbia-Kosovo dispute.

The decision to halt construction of the road connecting Decan/Decani with Plave in Montenegro, following the demands of the nearby Serbian Orthodox monastery, has caused conflicting reactions in Kosovo.

Visoki Decani Monastery protested over the construction of the road, claiming that it was being done within its five-km Special Protective Zone, SPZ.

Kosovo's opposition on Wednesday held up ratification of a border agreement with Montenegro, which they regard as a sell-out, releasing tear gas at a parliamentary session called to push the deal through, according to Reuters. 

U.S. Ambassador to Kosovo, Greg Delawie, confirms that the US will be actively involved in the EU-brokered dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia in Brussels.

"Whatever the format is, we will help and support," he said.

US President Donald Trump congratulated Kosovo President Hashim Thaci on the tenth anniversary of Kosovo's declaration of independence.

US Ambassador to Kosovo Greg Delawie recently slammed Kosovar politicians advocating for the abolition of the special court established to prosecute former Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) members for wartime and post-war crimes.

US Consul Brian Corteville told this to Pristina-based Albanian language daily Zeri, Beta is reporting on Monday.

Corteville also said he hoped Kosovo leaders would listen to US Ambassador Greg Delawie's advice - otherwise visa refusal could be one of the measures taken against them.