Kosovo Specialist Chambers
Kosovo Parliament Elects Albin Kurti as Prime Minister
Six weeks after snap elections, parliament in Kosovo on Monday voted in Albin Kurti as Prime Minister for the second time within 13 months, after a long parliamentary debate.
Some 67 of the 120 MPs in the parliament supported Kurti's candidacy while 30 voted against.
Belgium Arrests Kosovo Ex-Guerrilla on War Crime Charges
The Belgian authorities on Tuesday detained Pjeter Shala, a former Kosovo Liberation Army, KLA member after the Kosovo Specialist Chambers called for his arrest on war crimes charges.
"Pjeter Shala will be detained in Belgium, pending any transfer to the detention facility of the KSC [Kosovo Specialist Chambers] in The Hague," said a statement issued by Specialist Chambers.
Kosovo Minister Gives Prosecutor Documents ‘Proving Serbian Crimes’
Behgjet Pacolli said on Tuesday that he has given the Kosovo prosecution "thousands of materials that prove the Serbian genocidal policy against Kosovo" and offer evidence of mass killings by the Yugoslav Army, the Serbian Interior Ministry, Belgrade-controlled paramilitaries and local armed groups during the Kosovo war.
Kosovo Justice Minister Faces Questioning by Hague Prosecutors
Justice Minister Abelard Tahiri confirmed on Wednesday evening that he has been summoned by the Specialist Prosecution in The Hague to give an interview at the end of October.
"Two weeks ago, I received an invitation by the Specialist Prosecutor to go there in the end of this month in the capacity of a witness," Tahiri told Pristina-based Dukagjini TV.
Hague Prosecutors Call Female Kosovo MP for Questioning
Time Kadrijaj, an MP from the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo, AAK party, said on Thursday that she has been invited for an interview by the Specialist Prosecutor's Office, which is probing wartime and post-war crimes in Kosovo.
Kosovo’s Proposed War Tribunal for Serbs ‘Unrealistic’: Experts
Kosovo is planning to call on the international community to establish a special international tribunal that would judge crimes committed by Serbs during the war in Kosovo - but experts told BIRN that it is almost impossible that such a proposal will be successful.