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SUBSEQUENT PROVOCATION FROM BELGRADE

Prishtina should be included in the discussions related to the Kumanova Agreement because it has the arguments as to why concessions shouldn't be made to Serbia. On the contrary, failure to include (respect) Prishtina again would define Brussels as being at Serbia's side, against Kosovo

Ylber Hysa

The Kumanova Agreement, known as the...   More >>>

REPORT FOR PRISHTINA, WITHOUT PRISHTINA

If it's not too late, Prishtina should now assume its role by trying to position itself clearly, especially in relation with those who have supported its independence

Ylber Hysa

The long-awaited report of the UN Secretary General, Ban ki-Moon, which will be made public today, will apparently mark a new chapter in Kosovo's direction following independence...   More >>>

BOSNIANIZATION OF KOSOVO - A SERIOUS RISK TO THE WESTERN BALKANS

By Forum for Euro-Atlantic Integrations, New Kosova Report

24 November 2008

The recent readiness of the European Union (or some of its member nations) to push for its Rule of Law Mission (EULEX) presence in Kosovo with concessions made to Serbia on the six-point plan designed by Serbian government and proposed through...    More >>>

ATTEMPTS TO NEGOTIATE DIVISION OF KOSOVO

Sonja Biserko

Belgrade's attempt to undermine Ahtisaari's plan was strongly taken to task by both the Albanian politicians and society at large. In actual fact Belgrade tried to introduce so-called six points or conditions, as strings attached to any EULEX deployment in North Kosovo, whereby those conditions, essentially deny the status of Kosovo and its Constitution into...
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KOSOVO UNITED AGAINST SIX-POINT PLAN

New Kosova Report

15 Novembre 2008

All Kosovo leadership, political parties, civic groups, think tanks, cultural associations, war veterans and academic institutions including Academy of Arts and Sciences have spoken with a united voice against the proposal of the six-point plan, emphatically stating that it does violate the sovereign...   More >>>

UNMIK DOCUMENT REVEALS SERB(IAN) EFFORTS TO DIVIDE KOSOVO

New Kosova Report

15 November 2008

A secret facsimile from the former UNMIK chief Joachim Rücker sent to the United Nations' Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations Jean-Marie Guéhenno on 15 Ocotber 2007 lays out the steps that the Serb government...   More >>>

FORGOTTEN WORLD: KOSOVO ENCLAVES -
Part II

A report on the first and the second missions to Serb enclaves in Kosovo
(May 31 - June 7, 2008)

July 2, 2008, HCHRS

In early 2008, the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia launched the project "Serb-Serb Dialogue in Serb Enclaves in Kosovo." In late March 2008, the Helsinki...

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THE WORLD'S VIEWS ON SERBIA AND THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE BY KOSOVO

Hungary, Romania, Slovenia, Montenegro, Macedonia, Croatia, Bulgaria, Ireland, Poland, Germany, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ukraine, Switzerland, USA, Iran, Russia, China

Hungary: Hungarian private conservative newspaper Magyar Nemzet, on 25 February
Desperate fury is raging on the streets of Belgrade. The building of the US Embassy is in flames; a McDonald's restaurant in the inner city is destroyed and so are several western businesses. Neither is Vojvodina safe...   MS Word (94kb) >>>

NEITHER EU NOR KOSOVO

01/20/2008, HCHRS

The ending of Kosovo negotiations under the auspices of the "Troika", and the decision of the international community not to further postpone the resolution of the status of Kosovo after their failiure is not only unaccepted by the political elite in Serbia, but is used as an excuse for blocking the accelerated accession to the European Union. Namely, in mid-December, when the attempt between Belgrade and Pristina to reach an agreeable solution was formally ended, Brussels has signalled Belgrade that, as early as January 2008, the...   More >>>

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