Kosovo students protest against delays in Kosovo talks, want UNMIK out
BBC Monitoring Europe (Political) - October 10, 2007, Wednesday

Text of report by Serbian independent news agency FoNet

Pristina, 10 October: Some 400 students protested in Pristina today against the Kosovo status solution being postponed, and demanding independence for the province, chanting "Kosovo is not a little Palestine".

Protesters, led by Student Union activists, gathered outside the Faculty of Philology and then went for a protest walk around downtown Pristina.

They were chanting "Kosovo Liberation Army " and shouting "Down with UNMIK".

Source: FoNet news agency, Belgrade, in Serbian 1417gmt 10 Oct 07

KOSOVO POLICE FIND BOMB UNDER UNMIK VEHICLE
BBC Monitoring International Reports - October 10, 2007 Wednesday

Text of report by Bosnian Serb news agency SRNA

Pristina, 10 October: The Kosovo Police Service [KPS] found an explosive device under an international police vehicle in Pristina today.

"The device was noticed by the security staff of an official premises at about 1600 [1400 gmt] while the vehicle was parked in the main street in the centre of Pristina," Kosovo Police Service spokesman Veton Elshani told SRNA [news agency].

An investigation at the scene confirmed that this was an explosive device and a request was sent to [NATO-led] Kfor [Kosovo Force] to engage special units for the disposal of explosive devices.

It is presumed that the explosive device was planted during today's protest organized by students in Pristina centre.

Source: SRNA news agency, Bijeljina, in Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian 1456 gmt 10 Oct 07

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