Politics of Kosovo

Fugitive former Kosovo Liberation Army unit commander Remzi Shala, known during wartime as 'The Red Apple', appeared in court in Prizren on Friday after being arrested, but denied he was trying to evade justice.

Shala is a suspect in the kidnapping in 1998 of an ethnic Albanian man who was subsequently killed, and was initially supposed to appear in court in Prizren on January 9.

Aleksandar Vucic also said that the international community should prevent arrests of Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija.

"I will go everywhere because that's my job," Dacic told RTS.

In Seljadiin's coffin was Nazim's name, and in Nazim's coffin, Seljadiin's was written.

A month later, the family took the body of Rasim, while in 2007, the authorities handed over the bones of Nazim and in 2009, those of Selajdin.

And the Serbian Orthodox Church's position is that Kosovo and Metohija is an integral part of the Republic of Serbia's sovereign territory.

Brnabic expressed her gratitude to the diplomat for his personal engagement in improving relations between the two countries.

Kosovo is planning to call on the international community to establish a special international tribunal that would judge crimes committed by Serbs during the war in Kosovo - but experts told BIRN that it is almost impossible that such a proposal will be successful.

The US Embassy in Kosovo on Tuesday criticised what it called a series of politically driven appointments of "unqualified" officials who either have war crime convictions or are indicted for serious crimes or suspected of abuses of power.

The French historian is one of the petitioners urging Paris to withdraw its recognition of Kosovo, and is also announcing the launch of this initiative in the French parliament.

According to announcements, Vucic discussed the Kosovo-Metohija issue with Salvini, whom he sees as one of Europe's most influential politicians.