Koha

PRILUZJE - Another Serb - a man identified with the initials Z K - was arrested in Kosovo-Metohija on Wednesday and detained at the war crimes department of Pristina's special prosecution office.

The arrest took place in the Priluzje village near Obilic, central Kosovo-Metohija, the head of the Obilic Interim Authority Milan Kostic confirmed to Tanjug.

He added that he will not meet unless it is a meeting of "two governments".
"I am ready to meet Rama within the framework of the session of the two governments, not outside of it," Kurti said at the press conference, according to Koha.
At the same time, he called Rama to schedule a meeting of the two governments, which had been canceled earlier.

An online support campaign was launched on Monday after a Kosovo biology teacher was targeted with derogatory comments online after posting videos on TikTok of himself dancing to folk music.

Hospital in Pec confirmed for Klan Kosova that two students and a bus driver were killed in the shooting.
The hospital said that the number of injured is unknown, writes Kosovo online but that the ambulance is bringing them from Decani to Pec.
The police have not yet confirmed these allegations, but in the first report, they told the media that two people were injured.

This was announced by Minister of Industry, Entrepreneurship and Trade at Government of Kosova, Rozeta Hajdari, adding that these measures are for the protection of industry and trade, reports Pristina's Zeri.

The US Deputy Assistant of State for European and Eurasian Affairs, Matthew Palmer, on Sunday said that Kosovo needs to fulfill its obligation to set up an Association of Serb-majority Municipalities.

Grenell said that everyone should respect the decision of the Constitutional Court on the decree of President Hashim Thaci pertaining to the appointment of Avdullah Hoti as the Prime Minister Designate of the new Kosovo Government, Koha reports.
Richard Grenell said that "he cannot wait to continue working with Kosovo".

A total of 5,481 people had renounced their Kosovo citizenship in 2018, a majority of them now living in Germany, Austria and Slovenia.

Djuric is the director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija.

Serbian Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic has confirmed this information.

Solomon Islands were among the countries that recently did not vote for Kosovo's admission to Interpol.

Koha writes that this state in Oceania has informed the Kosovo Foreign Ministry in writing about the withdrawal of the recognition of Kosovo.