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The Serb members of the Kosovo police, who defy the authorities of Pristina are paid by Serbia’s police or MUP or Serbian Ministry of the Interior, wrote an Albanian language newspaper in Pristina yesterday.

The local economists say that the food prices that have risen an alarming 50 percent since the start of this year in Kosovo, represents a heavy burden for citizens. They feel that the sudden price hikes could cause a social crisis in Kosovo.

Belgrade: The Demokratska Stranka (DS) yesterday rejected the claim that the SAA contains an undisclosed annex that will have Serbia renounce a part of its territory as “Pure Lie”.

Belgrade: The Stabilization and Association Agreement (SAA) leads to the breakup of Serbia – said the Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica, DSS, yesterday, while he was touring the reconstruction site Avala TV Tower that NATO bombed in 1999.

The election material sent to Kosovo, which the UNMIK had previously confiscated, was released yesterday. The UNMIK customs said yesterday that the election material, which included UV lamps, ballot boxes, spray bottles and partitions for polling stations, had no customs value and was therefore returned.