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Wednesday, 19 November 2008 |
 Veton Surroi Foreign Policy Club of Kosovo, led by its chairman, the internationally acknowledged Kosovar politician and publicist Veton Surroi, issued a statement praising the Kosovo Government's four-point plan, stating that the "four-point plan presents a serious positive change of Prishtina's position."
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Wednesday, 19 November 2008 |
 Daniel Serwer is the Director of the US Institute of Peace (USIP), which closely studied Kosovo throughout the years. In an interview, Serwer says that the new EULEX proposal is “a stealth proposal for partition” of Kosovo.
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Tuesday, 18 November 2008 |
 Peaceful Demonstration in Prishtina on 19th November at 12:00. Organized by: Lëvizja VETËVENDOSJE!, Çohu, Thirrjet e Nënave, Rrjeti i Grupit të Grave të Kosovës, Rrjeti Rinor i Kosovës, Aksioni Qytetar FOL'08, CBM-Mitrovicë, Iniciativa për Progres and many other organizations.
Kosovo, undivided and sovereign
Kosovo, declared and internationally accepted as an independent and sovereign country is being threatened in its territory and sovereignty. The Six Points proposed by the UN, modified by Serbia, and accepted by the EU, intend to partition Kosovo into two: about 1/3 of the territory will be given to the parallel structures of Serbia, which means under the control of Serbia. These Points reduce the area in which the institutions of Kosovo operate and expands that of the parallel institutions of Serbia in Kosovo in the most important elements of the exercise of state sovereignty, especially in the police, courts and customs. This is unacceptable.
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Monday, 17 November 2008 |
 The European Union hosted a donors' conference for Kosovo in July 2008 and collected 1.5 billion Euros. This was to aid Kosovo in turning away from aid-dependency to a viable self -sustaining economy. The Unites States is throwing in some $400 million along with $200 million from Germany which form the biggest two donors at country level. It is fair that their taxpayers know a little bit more about where their money is going. Indeed, the people of Kosovo have the right to know what to expect from all of this.
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Monday, 17 November 2008 |
 Roma child at a trash collection center (C) S. Rexha This month, Germany's second largest NGO, the "Society for Threatened Peoples" will be sending its Head of Mission for Kosovo, Paul Polansky, to the House of Commons, London and to the EU Headquarters in Brussels in an attempt to save 130 Roma families placed by the United Nations in camps with life-threatening conditions.
Below is a shortened version of the speech delivered by Mr. Polansky in the Brussels hearing.
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