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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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20 Sep 07 / 07:34:33
Dronov: Russia has no new solution for Kosovo
Pristina_The head of Russian diplomacy in Pristina, Andrey Dronov, on Wednesday said Russia would not promote its own solution for Kosovo, after a meeting with Kosovo’s Prime Minister, Agim Ceku.
20 Sep 07 / 07:34:33
Serbia Cancels Sale of Bor Copper Mine
Belgrade_Serbia’s state-run Agency for Privatization announced on Wednesday that it had cancelled a contract worth US$400 million with Cuprom of Romania for the purchase of the Eastern Bor copper mining and smelting complex.
20 Sep 07 / 07:34:33
Montenegro Opposition Pressures Government Over Kosovo
Podgorica_Montenegro’s opposition Peoples Party has submitted a resolution to parliament urging the government to endorse Serbian and Russian efforts to preserve Serbia’s territorial integrity in Kosovo.
20 Sep 07 / 07:34:33
Kosovo, Serbia Cooperate on Wahhabi Arrests
Pristina - Serbian and Kosovo police cooperated in an action aimed at arresting Ismail Prentic and a group of followers of the Wahhabi Islamic group, a Kosovo police official said Tuesday, April 24, speaking on condition of anonymity.
20 Sep 07 / 07:34:33
Bulgaria Real Estate Price Rise
Real estate prices in Bulgaria rose 9.3 per cent on average since the country joined the European Union in January, the state-run statistics institute said Tuesday, April 24.
20 Sep 07 / 07:34:33
Djindjic Family Lawyers Enter Closing Arguments
Belgrade - Lawyers representing the family of Serbia’s late Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic had demanded Tuesday, April 24, maximum 40-year prison sentences for his suspected killers, the Belgrade’s B92 TV reported.
20 Sep 07 / 07:34:33
Romanians Protest Impeachment of President
Crowds gather after deputies accuse head of state of long list of unconstitutional acts.
By Marian Chiriac in Bucharest (Balkan Insight, 19 April 07)
By Marian Chiriac in Bucharest (Balkan Insight, 19 April 07)
20 Sep 07 / 07:34:33
Kostunica Says Kosovo Plan Has Failed
Vojislav Kostunica, Serbia's caretaker prime minister, has said that a United Nations plan for the future status of Kosovo had failed and urged the international community to focus on the return of 200,000 Serbs instead.
20 Sep 07 / 07:34:33
Prosecution, Defense Deliver Closing Arguments in Djindjic Murder Trial
Belgrade - Prosecution and defense had started on Monday to deliver their closing arguments at the Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic’s murder trial, bringing to an end the proceedings that lasted for three and a half years.
20 Sep 07 / 07:34:33
Romanian President Faces New Impeachment Vote
Bucharest - Romania is to hold a referendum on May 19 to decide whether the President Traian Basescu should be relieved of his office following his suspension last week by the Romanian Constitutional Court, a parliamentary committee ruled on Monday, April 23.
20 Sep 07 / 07:34:33
Police Clash with Wahhabis in Serbia's Southwest
BELGRADE, Serbia: Serbian police clashed with a group of followers of the Wahhabi Islamic movement in the country’s southwest, killing one of them, Serbia’s Interior Ministry said in a statement released on Friday.
(Balkan Insight, 20 April 07)
20 Sep 07 / 07:34:33
Another Srebrenica Trial Starts
Four men charged with crimes against humanity have appeared before the War Crimes Chamber in Sarajevo.
20 Sep 07 / 04:36:00
Kosovo Protest Leader's Trial Postponed
Pristina _ The trial of Albin Kurti, leader of Kosovo’s Movement for Self-determination, has been postponed indefinitely, due to the defendant’s refusal to recognise the court.
18 Sep 07 / 07:15:00
Kosovo Parliament Fears Violence in North
Pristina _ Members of Kosovo’s assembly have expressed concern over a possible escalation in violence following the destruction of a monument to an ethnic Albanian resistance hero in the Serb-controlled part of the divided town of Mitrovica.
18 Sep 07 / 07:15:00
Kosovo to Help Blind Voters
Pristina _ Kosovo’s blind and partially-sighted citizens are to get ballot papers in Braille at the forthcoming elections, an official said on Tuesday.
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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.
21 May 12 / 11:09:21
Klecka Outcome Embitters Both Serbs and Albanians
15 May 12 / 11:41:52
‘Salary’ For Mayor’s Widow Causes Confusion
11 May 12 / 08:12:45
Black Market in Heart of Kosovo Government
11 May 12 / 08:09:45
Kosovo: From Pasture to “Power Neighbourhood”
01 May 12 / 09:58:52
Kosovo’s Vetevendosje Keep Faith in Graffiti
27 Apr 12 / 15:40:46
Albanians Pack Up in Kosovo’s Troubled North
27 Apr 12 / 06:16:47
Kosovo’s Travel-Happy MPs Fail to Tackle Election Fraud
Business
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.
09 May 12 / 08:40:23
PDK-Linked Firm Builds Secret Service’s First HQ
24 Apr 12 / 12:34:23
Helping Kosovo’s Young Entrepreneurs
17 Apr 12 / 12:13:25
Austrian Construction Giant to Quit Kosovo
05 Apr 12 / 13:30:40
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.
16 May 12 / 16:24:51
Culture Watch Award Announced
09 May 12 / 10:48:58
Kosovo Media Hail President's Action on Law Code
08 May 12 / 13:58:27
Montenegrin Media Most Free in Balkans, Report Says
04 May 12 / 15:34:12
EULEX Confirms Trial of Kosovo Newspaper, Mayor
