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Kosovo Gives Way to Serbia on Representation
Hashim Thaci says Kosovo will agree to be represented in regional meetings without the prefix "Republic of" and with a footnote referring to UN Resolution 1244.
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Kosovo and Serbia Resume Brussels Talks
EU-led talks between Kosovo and Serbia continued on Tuesday after months of deadlock over the Kosovo's representation in regional meetings and over border management.
Two Kosovo Albanians Witnessed Jackals Crime
Two residents of Kosovo village Cuska testified on Tuesday in front of Belgrade Special Court in case against members of Serbian paramilitary group Jackals for war crimes committed in 1999.
Jackals Trial Continues
A witness says one of the accused members of Serbian paramilitary group was at work at the time the crimes were committed in Kosovo village in 1999.
US Nudges Kosovo Towards Deal With Serbia
Washington urges Pristina to be flexible in seeking a deal with Serbia on its representation at regional meetings - but Prime Minister Thaci has his own public opinion to consider.
Uganda Becomes 88th State To Recognize Kosovo
As country celebrates fourth anniversary of independence, the 88th country recognized its statehood - bringing Kosovo ever closer to the goal of 100-plus recognitions.
Serbia and Kosovo to Resume Talks Soon
As a vital decision on Serbia's EU candidate status looms in Brussels, Belgrade and Pristina are hurrying back to the negotiating table.
A Kosovo Albanian Found Guilty of Ethnic Hatred
Esmin Hamza, a Kosovo Albanian from Prizren, has been found guilty of spreading hatred and intolerance against the Kosovo Serbs.
Northern Serbs Vote 'No' to Kosovo
People of the Serb-run enclave voted overwhelmingly to reject contact with independent Kosovo's institutions - but with Serbia, Kosovo and the international community dismissing the vote as irrelevant, its effect is likely to be scant.
Macedonia Gay Rights Record 'Worst in Balkans'
Macedonia least respects the rights of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transsexual community, of all the countries in the Balkans, an international watchdog says.
Kosovo Serb Referendum Goes Into Second Day
The contentious vote on Kosovo's Albanian-dominated institutions has moved to another municipality.
Kosovo Avalanche - Final Body Recovered
The body of the last missing victim of Saturday’s avalanche has been found. The family of the victims called on Serbia' President not to politicise their tragedy.
Kosovo Government Condemns Serb Referendum
Kosovo's government has dismissed a referendum held by Serbs in the north of its territory as illegal and invalid.
Kosovo Serbs Go Ahead With Referendum
Serbs in the north head to the polls today to vote in a controversial referendum, which both the international community and the authorities in Belgrade had hoped they would abandon.
Serbia Asks about Evidence Destruction in Organ Trafficking Case
Serbian authorities have asked the Hague tribunal to clarify reports about the destruction of evidence linked to allegations of organ trafficking in Kosovo.
Kosovo Lawmaker Testifies in Medicus Organ Trafficking Case
A former health adviser to Kosovo's prime minister testified on Monday in the so-called Medicus case, which centres on allegations of organ trafficking and organised crime.
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A Flourishing Albanian ‘Neighborhood’ Benefits the Balkans
US policy-makers remain wary of the concept of ethnic solidarity - but harnessing natural links between Albanian communities in the Balkans will actually reduce tensions, strengthening state structures and helping to stabilize the region.
Natasa Kandic: Serbia’s Bloodstained Army Boss Must Go
Energy Lesson For Kosovo from South Africa
Landmark Kosovo Hotel Sits on ‘Usurped’ Land
Kosovo: Yet More Barricades in Sight
Drive For Balkan Extradition Deal Nears End
Kosovo: Rumblings in the North
Health is Divisive Matter in Tense North Kosovo
Business
Kosovo Farmer Blames KFOR for Stressed Chickens
A poultry farmer whose business failed blames NATO helicopters for stressing out his chickens..
New Brezovica Must Aim at “Premium” Market
Kosova Petrol “Occupying” Croatian Property
Dropped PTK Advisor Leaves with Million-Euro Fee
Wind Tunnels Promise Green Energy For Kosovo
Culture and Lifestyle
Kosovo Culture to Premiere in Vienna
A play by Jeton Neziraj, “Yue Madeline Yue,” is among the long list of Kosovo cultural highlights to feature at a Vienna festival later this month dedicated to Kosovo.
Artists Long to Escape Kosovo Ghetto
Kosovo, Serbia Photographers in Focus
Arm and Leg Buy a Delicious, Awkward Meal Chez Pacolli
Music Falls Silent in Kosovo’s Schools
