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Kosovo Police Investigate AKSH Links to Attacks
The Kosovo Police are searching for possible links between the arson attacks against two Kosovo Serb families and the phantom organization, the Albanian National Army, AKSH.
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OSCE Mission in Kosovo Reports Orderly Voting
The Head of the OSCE Mission in Kosovo, Ambassador Werner Almhofer, expressed his satisfaction with the peaceful and orderly completion of voting in Kosovo.
Kosovo Serbs Head to Polling Stations
The OSCE's Mission to Kosovo, which facilitates Serbia's parliamentary and presidential elections in Kosovo, says that all 90 polling stations have been opened by 08:15.
NATO Urges Kosovo Restraint Over Serbian Elections
Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen has called on all parties in Kosovo to remain calm during the parliamentary and presidential elections in Serbia.
Albania Opens Its Doors for Organ Trafficking Probe
The government approved on Wednesday a bill, giving unprecedented access to its territory to a EULEX team of prosecutors, investigating allegations that the KLA harvested organs of Serb war prisoners.
Serbia Condemns 'Shameful' Limaj Acquittal
After Pristina District Court freed Fatmir Limaj and three other ex-KLA members, accused of war crimes, Serbia's Prosecutor for War Crimes slated the decision.
Kosovo Hails OSCE Role in Serbian Polls
Hashim Thaci’s government has greeted the OSCE’s decision to facilitate Serbian elections in Kosovo, as it means that Serbia itself will not be be playing any role in the voting.
Kosovo Police Arrest Local Serbian Radical Activist
As Kosovo Police step up measures to stop Serbia's May 6 elections from being extended to Kosovo, they have detained another local Serbian activist.
OSCE to Organise Serbian Elections in Kosovo
OSCE will organise Serbian presidential and parliamentary elections in Kosovo according to an agreement reached on Monday, top OSCE official says.
Kosovo Justice Minister Backs Media Protest
If media concerns about the new criminal code are not met, Kosovo's Justice Minister says he will resign, though journalist's association says the offer is too late.
AI: EULEX Must Focus on War Crimes
A new Amnesty International, AI, report demands that the EU Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo, EULEX, makes the prosecution of war crimes its priority.
Xhaferri: Someone Wants to Destabilize the Region
Macedonia’s Deputy Prime Minister Musa Xhaferri says that extreme groups want to destabilize Macedonia and Kosovo, and that both governments are working to prevent such a scenario.
Brunei Gifts Kosovo its 90th Recognition
Southeast Asian state is the latest country to recognise the independence of the former province of Serbia which declared independence in 2008.
Brussels Mediating Over Serb Votes in Kosovo
Ten days ahead of Serbian elections, Brussels, Belgrade and Pristina are trying to find a solution on how to let Kosovo Serbs vote in the presidential and parliamentary polls.
Kosovo Media Protest Over New Law Code
Reporters on Monday urged the President not to sign a new law code, which they say will limit journalists' freedom of speech.
Kosovo Denies Arresting Serbs For Revenge
Kosovo has not arrested Serbs out of revenge but because they have broken the law, the Interior Minister Bajram Rexhepi said on Monday.
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Football Wins Amid Political Row over Kosovo Status
Kosovo’s strategy of entering European football through FIFA-sanctioned friendly matches could create opportunities for talented players and point the way towards solving broader issues of its representation in international sport.
Klecka Outcome Embitters Both Serbs and Albanians
‘Salary’ For Mayor’s Widow Causes Confusion
Black Market in Heart of Kosovo Government
Kosovo: From Pasture to “Power Neighbourhood”
Kosovo’s Vetevendosje Keep Faith in Graffiti
Albanians Pack Up in Kosovo’s Troubled North
Kosovo’s Travel-Happy MPs Fail to Tackle Election Fraud
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Kosovo’s Junction “Unnecessary” and Already Patched Up
Pristina’s 14.5 million euro super junction is already being patched up with bricks, instead of asphalt, less than a year after being opened to the public.
PDK-Linked Firm Builds Secret Service’s First HQ
Helping Kosovo’s Young Entrepreneurs
Austrian Construction Giant to Quit Kosovo
Kosovo Mayor’s Funders Demand Their Payback
Culture and Lifestyle
Foreign Soaps Push Out Kosovo Productions
Kosovo’s domestic soaps are falling victim to cheap imports from Turkey and Latin America.
Culture Watch Award Announced
Kosovo Media Hail President's Action on Law Code
Montenegrin Media Most Free in Balkans, Report Says
EULEX Confirms Trial of Kosovo Newspaper, Mayor
