Kosovo Albanians

Serbia will be represented at the session by Foreign Minister Nikola Selakovi, while Vjosa Osmani, President of the interim Kosovo institutions, will represent Kosovo.

He pointed out that the prime minister of the so-called Kosovo, Albin Kurti, endangers Kosovo by taking rash actions, Gazeta Express reports.

The indictment claims that in the months prior to the leak, the two men made statements calling witnesses who collaborated with the Specialist Chambers "liars, collaborators, and traitors" in an attempt to "undermine and obstruct" the court.

According to the Pristina newspaper Lajmi, although several hours have passed since the Serbian and Kosovo sides signed the agreement, Osmani did not respond.

Today, she will meet with the Prime Minister of Serbia, Ana Brnabi, and participate in the launch of the project on the railway Corridor 10.
Von der Leyen arrived in Belgrade last night, and was greeted at the airport by President Aleksandar Vui, after which the two officials had talks at the "Mir" Villa.

"Kurti told the truth, Aleksandar Vui is the biggest problem of the false state of Kosovo," it is stated at the beginning of the statement that was forwarded to the media from the Ministry of the Interior.

According to TV Klan Kosova, U.S. State Department has made it clear to Osmani that it does not agree with the way in which Pristina has established reciprocity for vehicle registration plates with Serbia, including sending of special forces to the north of Kosovo.

Kosovo's negotiator, deputy prime minister Besnik Bislimi, said he asked Serbia to open up its Yugoslav-era military and police files to help find the locations of wartime mass graves of ethnic Albanians.

Serbia has already asked for the archives of the Kosovo Liberation Army to be opened up so that the bodies of Serbs who disappeared can finally be found.

In his second day of testimony at the trial of Salih Mustafa at the Kosovo Specialist Chambers in The Hague, a protected witness codenamed 3593 spoke about the conditions in which he was held at a Kosovo Liberation Army detention centre, and said he deserves compensation.

According to this analyst, reciprocity is dangerous and not a policy of normalization, which, unfortunately, is not understood by the EU special envoy for dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina, Miroslav Lajk.
He told Kosovo online that wherever the policy of reciprocity was pursued in Europe, it ended in wars.