Kosovo government

Kosovo's parliament has ratified the long delayed border agreement with Montenegro, which both the EU and US have repeatedly pushed for.

November 2012 - Kosovo and Montenegro start consultations on signing an international agreement on border demarcation.

August 2015 - Kosovo and Montenegro sign the agreement in Vienna.

According to Pristina-based media, cited by Beta agency, he told Srna agency that the Serb List has not changed its position regarding the bill.

On behalf of the Serb List, Simic stated earlier that they would not vote for the law and that the issue was not even on their agenda.

US Ambassador Kyle Scott said that he does not see the reason for the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue to fall into crisis and assessed that the internal dialogue on Kosovo and Metohija is progressing.

Serbian First Deputy PM and Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic told this to Russia's Sputnik on Thursday, referring to the Community of Serb Municipalities (ZSO) in Kosovo.

Dacic warned that the entire negotiation process between Belgrade and Pristina "could now return to zero."

Disputes between Serbia and its former province over energy and a lot of other issues have been accused of damaging many things in the Balkan region.

Now, however, the two neighbours have been accused of disturbing Europe's digital clock system.

According to the website Gazeta Express, Thaci has been asked to submit a report to the parliament about his actions in the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina.

Pristina also condemned "the destruction of Kosovo emblem" and the removal of "the state flag from the Consulate building."

"The attack that took place last weekend on the General Consulate and the destruction of state symbols is an unacceptable act that violates the integrity of the state of Kosovo," said a statement issued by the Kosovo government, and added:

Following a meeting of the Kosovo government on Tuesday in which the cabinet amended the draft law on the border demarcation agreement with Montenegro, Kosovo's Prime Minister, Ramush Haradinaj, said he will request for parliament to vote on the controversial issue on Thursday.

After a six-hour hearing, the Basic Court in Mitrovica, northern Kosovo, on Monday evening released two policemen who had been arrested on suspicion of having manipulated evidence in the investigation into the murder of Ivanovic.

The prosecution asked for 30 days' custody for the two officers on grounds of suspected evidence manipulation.

Kosovo Police on Saturday arrested two police officers from the Serb-run northern part of the town of Mitrovica on suspicion that they manipulated evidence at the scene of Oliver Ivanovic's murder in January.