The Prime Minister of Croatia, at the same time President of the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ), Andrej Plenkovi., Called for common sense and calming of the situation on the border between Kosovo and Serbia.

“In all international forums, Croatia’s position has always been that messages of calming tensions and reducing tensions should prevail,” Plenkovic told reporters in Zagreb after the HDZ summit meeting, Zeri.info reports.

The situation was also commented by the President of Croatia, Zoran Milanovi., Who told reporters in Split that the situation in Kosovo does not directly endanger Croatia, but that his country is monitoring relations between Serbia and Kosovo.

He stated that Kosovo reciprocally responded to the measure that Serbia has applied for 20 years, which means that it is not possible to pass through Serbia with Kosovo license plates.

“The situation in Kosovo does not endanger us, but we are watching it. I do not believe that Kosovo will be recognized soon by other EU countries, but I can also call for de-escalation. Kosovo stubbornly demands the same measure for vehicles coming from Serbia because citizens with Kosovo license plates are not allowed to pass through Serbia. Who is scaling up here? Maybe we should cover our heads and shut our mouths, I do not know. The point is to object. “The wolf will always catch the sheep, because it is a wolf,” he commented.

“Some countries have an excursion nature, but this does not endanger Croatia. I am not worried. We have an unstable region and a state that talks about the Serbian world. Accordingly, is Subotica a Croatian world, where in 1900 there was “About 100,000 citizens, and half of them were Croats? I can not claim that,” added Croatian President Milanovic.

He assessed that both Belgrade and Pristina will find it difficult to “advance further towards the European Union” in this form, but that the situation is more difficult for Kosovo, which is not recognized by all EU members, reported the agency “Hina”. / Voice

The newly elected chairman of PDK, Memli Krasniqi immediately started working.

A few days after he was confirmed as head of the PDK, he gathered the heads of the branches to coordinate for the local elections that are expected to be held in October.

Through a Facebook status, Krasniqi said that in the local elections of October 17, they will offer the citizens of each municipality the governance they deserve.

For this, he says that PDK is unique, open and full of energy.

“With the Presidents of the PDK Branches, to be better organized for the local elections of October 17 and to offer the citizens of each municipality the governance they deserve.

For this, PDK is unique, open and full of energy “, wrote Krasniqi. / Telegraphy /

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According to Gledi Mic, he does not have the favorites in the next matches, but he should give his best and be fully focused on the Champions League matches.

Full statement given for the official website of FC Prishtina.

“We have found very good conditions, from hotel accommodation to training. We did very well to arrive four days before the match, to get used to the climate, because here it is somewhere around 6-7 degrees hotter “.

“The team looks in good shape, focused, we are just calm to give the maximum and achieve the goal we have given ourselves.”

“I have heard everyone say that these are easy matches and Prishtina is the favorite, but in football there is never a favorite, as all three teams are champions in their countries and as long as they are champions they must have quality and score goals. So to lower our heads, to be maximally focused and to give our maximum, because in football you never know “. /Zeri.info

President Vjosa Osmani, Parliament Speaker Glauk Konjufca and Prime Minister Albin Kurti paid tribute to the missing person in the courtyard of the Kosovo Assembly.

Cretans of institutions honored the missing on the occasion of April 27 – National Day of Missing Persons in Kosovo.

Representatives of family members also paid homage, among them Bajram Qerkini from the Association of the Missing and Ahmet Grajqevci, Chairman of the Coordination Council for the Missing./EO

With a smile on their faces and apples in their hands, symbolically donated to live in health in their new homes, 16 refugee families from Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia received the keys to the apartment. For Slavica Šević (40) and her 18-year-old daughter, the solution to the problem for 26 years has arrived. The old home has long been a part of the past, and as he says, for the new one, which has 30 square meters, it was worth the wait.

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– I came to Kikinda with my parents, brother-in-law and their baby. I am one of those who were in the column after the “Storm” action, when I was 14 years old. We lived with relatives first, and then privately.

After 26 years in other people’s houses as a tenant, I have solved a huge problem, I finally have a roof over my head in which to live – says Slavica, employed in a private company, who has been a single mother for eight years.

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– I would like to thank you on behalf of 16 families who will receive the keys to their apartments today and finally solve one of the biggest life issues. We will finally have a place to live, as we used to have – Slavica added.

Financial resources for the construction of 16 apartments were provided in part from the donor fund of the Regional Housing Program, while the land and supporting infrastructure were solved by the City of Kikinda. The total value of the performed works is close to 47,500 euros, on an area of ​​about 895 square meters.

– With 236 million euros, the European Union is the largest donor to the Regional Housing Program. This program not only brings a housing solution, but also strengthens regional cooperation and transfers knowledge to state administrations, which makes it unique. Despite major challenges due to the Kovid 19 epidemic, the Serbian government and its partners have continued to implement the program to give refugee families a roof over their heads.

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The European Union will continue to support the Regional Housing Program until its successful completion in the coming years – said the representative of the Delegation of the European Union to Serbia, Leoneta Payer.

The apartments were built within subproject 5 of the Regional Housing Program, which is managed by the Commissariat for Refugees and Migration in Serbia. Last year, the keys to 25 refugee apartments in the neighboring Pere Segedinca Street were handed over.

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The ceremony was attended by the Commissioner for Refugees and Immigration of Serbia Vladimir Cucic, the Mayor of Kikinda Nikola Lukac, the Second Secretary of the Embassy of the Kingdom of Norway Stefan Almehagen Sandstad, Jovan Lazaov, the Chief of Staff of the Public Sector Project Management Unit, and representatives of other international organizations and institutions. .

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