Kosovo government

Parim Olluri, a Kosovo journalist who runs the online newspaper Insajderi says has has come under vicious attack on social media during last two weeks, after he published an article criticising the Kosovo government for allocating money to families of men convicted in the "Kumanovo case".

Kosovo Deputy Prime Minister Enver Hoxhaj says he sent a letter to EU Enlargement Commissioner Johannes Hahn, on behalf of the Kosovo government.

In it, Hoxhaj said he expressed Pristina's concerns over the uncertainty of Kosovo's European integration perspective in the European Commission's new enlargement strategy.

The Presidency of the Kosovo Assembly has decided to send a proposal to abolish the Specialist Chambers (special court) to the government.

The court has been set up to deal with the alleged war crimes committed by former top ranking members of the KLA ("Kosovo Liberation Army").

The 64-year-old Serb politician died in the local hospital, where he was taken after the incident.

A post mortem carried out in this town in northern Kosovo on Tuesday afternoon showed that the as yet unknown killer shot Ivanovic six times in the chest and upper abdomen. According to this, the murder weapon was a Zastava M70A pistol.

The technical negotiations between Belgrade and Pristina will continue in Brussels on Tuesday, January 16.

The Serbian delegation will be led by the director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, Marko Djuric, the Office confirmed for Tanjug on Sunday.

The two Serbs' bodies were discovered in the village of Babimost/Babin Most in central Kosovo on Monday evening, said Kosovo Police.

"The medical team at the crime scene found the victims were dead, while an investigation into the case is ongoing," said police spokesperson Baki Kelani.

US company Contour Global and the Kosovo government have reached an agreement over 1 billion euros to build a new power plant in Kosovo. It should be operational by 2023, Albanian edition Gazeta Express writes.

The government of Ramush Haradinaj is on its last legs, and its collapse is a matter of days or weeks.

This is according to the head of the parliamentary group of the opposition Democratic League of Kosovo, Abdullah Hoti.

This is according to the head of the parliamentary group of the opposition Democratic League of Kosovo, Abdullah Hoti.

Hoti claims that the Kosovo government is unable to implement any process, including forwarding draft bills to the Assembly, Pristina-based daily Zeri is reporting.

The Kosovo government's new National Strategy against Terrorism and Action Plan 2018-2022 says fighters returning from conflict zones in the Middle East, as the so-called Islamic State, ISIS, collapses, are the next challenge in the country's battle against the threat of terrorism.