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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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Joint Indictment Against KLA Members
A Belgrade court held a preliminary hearing in the case against Shemsi Nuhiu and 16 other KLA members, all of whom are accused of war crimes against civilians in Kosovo in 1999.
Switzerland to Extradite Kosovar to Serbia
Shemsi Nuhiu, a former member of Kosovo Liberation Army, KLA, will be extradited to Serbia after Swiss courts turned down his appeal not to be sent for trial in Serbia.
Kosovo MPs Urge Govt to Stop Serbian Polls
Kosovo’s parliament has adopted a resolution calling on the government to prevent Serbia from holding elections within Kosovo's territory.
Kosovars Storm Out of Regional Forum in Serbia
In a setback to the Brussels deal agreed between the two sides, representatives from Kosovo have left a regional forum in Serbia, accusing their hosts of failing to honour the agreement on Kosovo's representation at such meetings
Serbia Invites Kosovar to Regional Forum
Belgrade will for the first time host a representative of Kosovo since the two sides agreed a formula designed to enable both countries to attend regional meetings.
Thaci Raps Serbian 'Aggression Towards Kosovo'
Prime Minister denounces Belgrade’s move to hold local elections within the territory of Kosovo as an open provocation.
Pristina Condemns Serbia's Poll Move in Kosovo
Kosovo's government has slated Serbia's decision to include Kosovo in its forthcoming round of local elections as illegal and illegitimate.
Update: Serbia Includes Kosovo in Local Elections
In a last-minute twist Belgrade has decided to include Kosovo in its forthcoming round of local elections, risking a clash with its EU friends.
Kosovo War Crimes Trial Postponed
Pristina’s District Court postponed without any explanation Tuesday's session in the Klecka case trial.
EU Envoy Promotes Kosovo-Serbia Deal
The EU Envoy in Kosovo-Serbia talks, Robert Cooper, is actively selling the deal that he brokered between the two sides in February on Kosovo's representation in the region, the Kosovo government said.
Survey Reveals Nostalgia For Life in Old Yugoslavia
Many former Yugoslavs believe that life was better and jobs easier to get by in the old days - though Croats and Kosovo Albanians are not as nostalgic as Serbs and Bosniaks.
Kosovo Women Want Justice, Not Flowers
Kosovo’s Women Network called on Serbia to apologise for the crimes its police and paramilitary forces committed during the war in 1999.
Salustro: Zogaj Primary Source in Klecka Trial
A Kosovo court will decide by the middle of March whether or not to continue with the Klecka case.
Limaj’s Lawyer Accuses EULEX of Incompetence
EULEX judge denies all requests by the defence team in the Klecka war crimes case.
Kosovo Police Arrest Four PDK Officials
Three municipal directors and a municipal assembly member in Vushtrri, all members of the governing Democratic Party of Kosovo, have been arrested on charges of organized crime.
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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
