OSCE Mission in Kosovo
(OSCE Long-Term Missions)
Beginn: 07/99
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UNMIK
UN Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (UN-Geführt)
Beginn: 06/99
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KFOR
Kosovo Force (UN-Mandatiert)
Beginn: 06/99
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ICO
International Civilian Office Kosovo (EU)
Beginn: 02/08
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EULEX Kosovo
EU Rule of Law Mission Kosovo (EU)
Beginn: 06/08
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(Quelle:International Crisis Group)
The dispute about Kosovo’s sovereignty continues to fuel tensions and violent clashes in northern Kosovo, halting Kosovo’s and Serbia’s fragile dialogue and putting at risk Serbia’s EU candidacy. “Kosovo and Serbia: A Little Goodwill Could Go a Long Way”, the latest report from the International Crisis Group, examines on-going instability in the North, … .
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Kosovo's parliament has adopted a resolution calling for the international community to permit full independence by the end of this year.
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Serbian President's "four-point proposal” to resolve the stalemate in ethnically riven North Kosovo has received the thumbs down from local Serbs and from the nationalist opposition in Serbia.
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Kosovo’s judiciary still fails to meet European and international standards, since it is not fully independent from the executive branch, a newly released OSCE report finds.
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Western powers overseeing Kosovo’s independence called on neighbouring Serbia on Tuesday to quit "interfering" in the country and withdraw clandestine security forces.
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Belgrade faces a dilemma on whether to include Kosovo in its next round of national and local elections, as Germany has directly asked Serbia to abandon its so-called parallel institutions in Kosovo.
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The call comes as the Kosovar activist group Vetevendosje (Self-Determination) seeks to organize a peaceful protest to block goods from entering Kosovo from Serbia.
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Serbian President Boris Tadic says the Kosovo problem needs a creative solution that would satisfy interests of Serbs, Albanians and interests of great powers. … “Now we have to consider other solutions - the models of Northern Ireland, South Tyrol, Aland Islands, or some solutions from the territory of former Yugoslavia,” the president was quoted as saying.
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The only possible means of cooperation would be through the EU rule of law mission EULEX, (State Secretary Slobodan) Homen explained.
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Serbian President Boris Tadic has criticized plans by northern Kosovo Serbs to hold a referendum on whether to accept the institutions of the Republic of Kosovo. Tadic said the referendum planned for February 14 and 15 would “only deepen the crisis.”
(Quelle:EurActiv)
Serbia is looking at Northern Ireland's "double sovereignty" model as a solution to the Kosovo issue, Serbian President Boris Tadic has said.
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EULEX Chief Xavier Bout de Marnhac says the mission's freedom of movement in northern Kosovo is hindered due to actions and resistance by the local Serbs.
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Kosovo Deputy PM Slobodan Petrovic says a draft plan for the forming of a municipality in northern K. Mitrovica will be ready in the beginning of 2012.
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International Civilian Representative in Kosovo Pieter Feith says the EU will probably ask Serbia to abolish the so-called parallel structures in the north. He explained on Tuesday that the EU member states would request abolition of the parallel structures before they adopt a decision on Serbia's EU candidate status in February.
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The EULEX chief says that the agreement between Belgrade and Priština about integrated control of administrative line crossings was "good for both sides". Speaking on Thursday, Xavier Bout de Marnhac added that it was "still not certain what role EULEX will have at the crossings - an active or observer one".
(Quelle:Southeast European Times)
A suggestion from Sweden's top diplomat to separate talks on northern Kosovo into two parts spurs mixed reviews.
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Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today welcomed the resumption of the European Union-facilitated dialogue between Serbia and Kosovo, saying he is encouraged by the adoption of the agreement on border controls reached last week.
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Belgrade team chief Borislav Stefanovic confirmed Saturday that agreement on integrated control of administrative crossings in Kosovo had been reached.
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The witness protection programme run by the EU law mission, EULEX, is to be beefed up because it has failed recruit good candidates, hampering investigations, UK minister says.
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The head of the United Nations mission in Kosovo has warned that tensions in the ethnic Serb-dominated northern part of the territory are so high now that serious violence could erupt at any time.
(Quelle:Washington Post)
NATO troops in Kosovo fired tear gas to disperse a crowd of Serbs resisting the dismantling of a concrete barricade put up to block Kosovo authorities from controlling the Serb-dominated area.
(Quelle:Reuters AlertNet)
Serbia and Kosovo failed to resolve a standoff over managing their border during EU-mediated negotiations in Brussels on Tuesday, but made progress towards improving cooperation in other areas, diplomats said.
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The EU’s rule-of-law mission in Kosovo is failing to prosecute key figures accused of corruption and organised crime because of political interference and fears that putting too much pressure on Pristina could spark inter-ethnic violence, say campaigners.
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Head of Belgrade's negotiating team Priština Borislav Stefanovic said late on Wednesday that the Kosovo dialogue in Brussels would continue on Monday, Nov. 21. Stefanovic said that the Wednesday talks with EU mediator in the dialogue Robert Cooper did not yield any convergence between the stands of Belgrade and Priština with regard to the issue of administrative crossings.
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Situation is currently peaceful at the Jarinje administrative crossing where KFOR troops took over a barricade early on Wednesday.
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The Priština government in cooperation with diplomatic missions there is preparing a new plan for the Serb part of of Kosovo, says an Albanian language daily. The plan envisages "the termination of funding of parallel structures by Serbia, and implementation of strategies and initiatives so as to institutionalize this part of Kosovo."
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The report covers the activities of UNMIK, and developments related thereto, from 16 July to 15 October 2011.
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Serbia needs to say loud and clear that its goal is independence of Serbs in northern Kosovo, Serbia’s Deputy PM and Interior Minister Ivica Da?i? has said.
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Kosovo IM Bajram Rexhepi says the Kosovo government is planning operations in northern Kosovo which was also requested by the Self-Determination Movement.
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Hundreds of Kosovo Serbs have prevented NATO troops in Kosovo from removing roadblocks hindering access to three contested border crossings between the country's volatile north and Serbia.