What are we talking about? Top 3 of the most interesting events that marked the week

Acceptable Association Draft on the part of the Government of Kosovo, it has been the theme of the week in Kosovo.

Since 21 October, when the diplomatic five brought the draft to Kosovo, it continues to be hidden in the government's drawers, since it requires the awareness of negotiations or the diplomatic operational issue. That was, in short, the reasoning heard these days, not to publish the draft.

Very soon, Chief Parliamentary Glauk Konjufca, through a statement, removes the dilemmas from the public / the Kosovo people regarding the constitutionality of the Drift.

After one superficial reading That Konjufca does, comes to the conclusion thatIt was consistent with the Constitution.

The same opinion, but with a little dilemma that sounds like a semantic dilemma, but in fact, it has a lot of legal weight, it has Prime Minister Albin Kurti, who concludes that the cloud is consistent with the constitutional letter, but that he doesn't know if it's in harmony with it. constitutional spirit.

Exactly, lack of Constitutional exploitation, has also discerned the Constitutional Court of Association verdict, which he handed down on December 23, 2015.

In that decision, the Constitution noted that Agreement on Principles, or as the opposition Vetevendosje preferred to call it the “Zieednica of Isa Mustafaú, there was not enough constitutional spirit or some of its articles, even contrary to that same spirit. And when that spirit is corrected, The Constitution said that the association would be established...

(Constitutional Court Act concerning Association of Serb Majority municipalities) 

While the Constitution had issued this decision, under the mist of political uncertainty in Kosovo, caused by tear gas protests in the Kosovo Parliament, it would be the same institution that will make the interpretation of the draft that is in the drawer, the man who contested that mechanism, with protests and tear gas: Albin Kurti.

American Ambassador, Jeffrey Havener, also yesterday through a media conference, reiterated the US's now-known stance that the association will end up in Constitutional for assessment.

EU Kosovo and Serbia: None of our funds, without advancing the dialogue

Media have reported yesterday that the Union's 6 billion-euro funds for the Western Balkans will benefit all states.

But, For Kosovo and Serbia, the benefit of these funds depends on progress in dialogue.

The “explained what reforms are expected, so that you do not tell us or know the condition later. Therefore, we demand that relations between Belgrade and Pristina be normalised on the basis of reached agreements. If there is no progress, there will be no pre-”, media quoted the statement of a senior European Commission official who writes he wanted to remain anonymous.

Progress Report: Limited Progress

The European Commission (KE) has rebuked Kosovo and Serbia for failing to implement agreements reached in the dialogue mediated by the European Union (BE) in its progress reports on the two countries, which are expected to be published Wednesday.

Kosovo has made “limited progress” in meeting the standards needed to join the EU. Limited progress in many areas recorded in the report implies Kosovo's weaker grade. /Periscopi