
Former U.S. diplomat, who is also a good connoisseur of policies in the Balkans, Edward P. Joseph declares that Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti was mistaken for the decision not to allow Serbia's elections to be held in Kosovo.
"Albin Curtis made a mistake on the right of Kosovo Serb citizens to vote in serbian elections. A gift made by order to the regime of Aleksandar Vucic, which comes at the very time when it is under EU observation for its loyalty to Moscow," he wrote in Titter.
Serbian List Chairman Goran Rakic said the Serbian List and Serbian staff in the Kosovo Judiciary have suspended work at Kosovo institutions until Liliana Stevanovic, chairwoman of the Mitrovica Basic Court, suspended by the Kosovo Judicial Council for attending a meeting with Serbia's president, returns to her post. Aleksandar Vucic. During the Serb protest in Northern Mitrovica there were no speeches, while the announcement of the suspension of work in Kosovo Rakic's insituations told the media after the protest.
Kosovo Serbs have protested in Northern Mitrovica and Gracanica near Pristina against the Kosovo Government's decision not to allow Serbian parliamentary and presidential elections in Kosovo to be held on 3 April.
The mission chiefs of France, Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom, the United States and the European Union in Kosovo had expressed concerns about the risk of escalation or violence in Friday's protests.