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Referring to as outgoing prime minister, the European Union has reacted to Albin Kurti over the latest shares that have developed in the country's north.

From the EU, they have expressed particular concern with operations against the Vodojvod Ibar company in northern Mitrovica and public service company in Zubin Potok, which provide basic services to communities living in the northern part of Kosovo, stressing that unilateral and uncoordinated actions undermine confidence-building efforts between communities.

“Both Kosovo and Serbia are called on to engage constructively in the EU-launched dialogue on implementing the Agreement on the road to normalisation and implementation Anex, as well as other agreements reached within this dialogue, without further delays or preconditions. This includes the establishment of the Serbian Major Community Association. The normalisation of relations is an essential condition for the European path of both sides”, said among other things in the EU's response.

On the other hand, Kurti was criticised today by Germany and Great Britain over the outcry of the Parliament's constitutionalisation and the attacks the country's largest party, Vetevendosje, is constantly making against media and journalists.

Germany's ambassador to Kosovo, Jorn Rohde, when asked what is the solution to the political stalemate, he linked the situation to a football game.

“Even in a football game, if it fails, the player” must be changed, Rohde said briefly, referring to Albulen Hadziu's failure to get the votes needed to elect the top parliament.

While, on the other hand, British Ambassador Jonathan Hargreaves, after a meeting he had with AGKA chairman Xhemajle Rexha and media lawyer Butter butterfly Kusari, expressed concern over recent obstacles to free journalism environment

Kosovo should be proud of its democratic past, but recent obstacles to the environment of free, independent and fearless journalism are cause for concern.”, the ambassador on Facebook wrote.

But even after international calls, attacks on journalists continued. He was Foreign Affairs Minister Donika Grovalla, who today called the media “the product of organised crime”.

That reaction came, trying to protect incumbent Faton Peci, which media reported about scandals in the ministry he runs. / P ERISCOPIA

Donika Gervala passes hard on the media after the Peci scandals: They're the product of organized crime.