European Union Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo

The head of the Association of Journalists of Kosovo, Shkelqim Hysenaj, warned on Thursday that the authorities were not dealing with cases of violence against reporters properly.

Kosovo's Special Prosecution confirmed on Wednesday that it has issued 57 warrants for the arrest of Serbian citizens suspected of committing war crimes, but will not reveal the names of those who are wanted.

Federica Mogherini has invited prime ministers Aleksandar Vucic and Mustafa to Brussels for another round of the high level Kosovo dialogue.

According to an announcement posted on the website of the EU External Action Service, the meeting will be held on February 1.

The EU rule-of-law mission in Kosovo expressed disappointment after the Supreme Court ordered a retrial of three men convicted of involvement in organ-trafficking from the Medicus clinic near Pristina.

BELGRADE - Kosovo's Supreme Court ordered retrial to doctors and officials convicted of organ trafficking in the period between 2006 and 2008, reports "Reuters". EULEX said it was disappointed by the decision of the court.

Members of Greece's crime prevention unit (OPKE) are seen standing next to a new batch of police patrol vehicles unveiled Friday at the headquarters of the Hellenic Police (ELAS) in Athens. A total of 25 semi-armored Toyota Land Cruisers will be put at the service of OPKE and EKAM, the country's special anti-terrorist unit.

Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic on Thursday afternoon in Belgrade received the head of the EU rule of law mission in Kosovo, (EULEX), Alexandra Papadopoulou.

However, problems occurred when attempts were made to harmonize a statement about their meeting, the Serbian president's press service announced.

The Special Chamber of the Kosovo Supreme Court has requested the annulment of the Law on Trepca.

Kosovo-based broadcaster RTK is reporting that an EULEX (EU mission in Kosovo) first instance judge of the Supreme Court's Special Chamber found the law was "unconstitutional for two reasons, both based on fundamental rights that guarantee the property in Article 46 of the Constitution."

LUXEMBOURG - The EU has encouraged Serbia to intensify implementation of reforms in key areas such as the judiciary, the fight against corruption and organised crime, and freedom of expression and the media, and also expects Belgrade to further normalise its ties with Pristina and align its foreign policy with the EU.

LUXEMBOURG - The EU has encouraged Serbia to intensify implementation of reforms in key areas such as the judiciary, the fight against corruption and organised crime, and freedom of expression and the media, and also expects Belgrade to further normalise its ties with Pristina and align its foreign policy with the EU.