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Following almost 6 months of political wrangling, the Assembly of Kosovo elected Isa Mustafa, chairman of LDK and former mayor of Pristina, Prime Minister on 9 December 2014. Mustafa was elected with 73 votes for, 38 against, and 2 abstentions.…
ECMI Kosovo has become aware of several incidents involving minority communities, most of which are clearly ethnically motivated. The incidents include damage to private property and stone-throwing at homes owned by Kosovo Serbs. ECMI Kosovo would like to take the…
As a result of the stalemate over the election of the parliament Speaker, Kosovo remains with an acting government and many issues and challenges are left open. There are a number of pressing issues pertaining to minority communities that await…
Following a month-long process of accreditation and nomination of new members, the President of the Republic of Kosovo, Mrs. Atifete Jahjaga, appointed new members of the Consultative Council for Communities (CCC) on 30 July 2014 for a two-year mandate. This…
In response to the recent disturbances surrounding the removal of the barricade blocking the primary bridge over the Ibër/Ibar River and the establishment of a so-called “peace park” in its place in the city of Mitrovicë/Mitrovica, ECMI Kosovo firmly expresses…
On June 8th, Kosovo is set to hold parliamentary elections after the Assembly of Kosovo voted to disband itself, amid political gridlock and an unstable ruling coalition. These come shortly after Kosovo held local elections in 2013, which brought about…