Avdullah Hoti
Week in Review: Enlargement, Elections and Revolutions
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French President Emmanuel Macron at the Elysee Palace in Paris, France, 2021. Photo: EPA-EFE/FRANCOIS MORI / POOL MAXPPP OUT
Now, Serbia could not fulfill what has been signed
It practically comes down to reconsidering the decision to move the Serbian Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, to which we have committed ourselves in the Washington agreement. This is also indicated by the statement of the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vui, that we will "build relations with the Jewish state in accordance with the new circumstances."
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Kosovo Establishes Relations With Israel, ‘Breaking Blockade on Recognitions’
Kosovo Foreign Minister Meliza Haradinaj-Stublla signed the document establishing relations with Israel in Pristina on Monday in a diplomatic milestone for the country and a setback for Serbia - which has long invested great efforts in getting counties not to recognise, or de-recognise, its former province.
Kosovo Court to Decide on ex-PM’s Right to Run for Parliament
The debate raged for nearly seven hours, but eventually Kosovo's divided Central Election Commission, CEC, took a decision on January 22 that threatens the prospects of the popular Vetevendosje [Self-Determination] party in a Valentine's Day snap election.
Ceremonies Mark Holocaust Remembrance Day Across Balkans
Events were held in countries across the Balkans on Wednesday to mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day, which commemorates the victims of the Nazi genocide during World War II on the day on which Soviet troops entered the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp in Poland in 1945.
Kosovo Laments ‘Delayed Justice’ as Village Massacre Commemorated
Hundreds of family members of Kosovo Albanian civilians killed by Serbian forces on January 15, 1999 gathered on Friday in Recak/Racak, a village 20 kilometres south of Pristina, to commemorate the anniversary.
Forty-four people are confirmed to have been killed that day, and one woman remains missing.
Kosovo Parties Flout Ban on Gatherings Ahead of Election
Kosovo Police fined over 1,300 citizens in the last three days for not respecting government measures against COVID-19 - as political parties continue holding mass gatherings, preparing for the February 14 elections.
Kosovo Sets Election Date Amid Constitutional Controversies
A man in Pristina votes at a polling station in the early parliamentary elections on October 6, 2019. Photo: EPA-EFE/GEORGI LICOVSKI
The decision came hours after the Constitutional Court ruled that Avdullah Hoti's current coalition government was illegitimate because it was voted into office with the help of an invalid vote cast by an MP with a criminal conviction.
Kosovo Fires Intelligence Chief Over ‘Raid on President’s Safe’
Kosovo Prime Minister Avdullah Hoti, in coordination with acting Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani, on Thursday dismissed the chief of the Kosovo Intelligence Agency, KIA, Kreshnik Gashi, allegedly for trying to obtain confidential documents from the President's office.