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"Belgrade and Pristina to find a compromise as Europeans"
Macron gave such statement on Tuesday evening at a joint press conference with the Prime Minister of self-proclaimed Kosovo, Albin Kurti.
Macron added that the European Union has a special interest in Kosovo and that France will support Kosovo in all processes that "will move this country forward," Koha said.
Kosovo Leaders Hail Military’s Role in US-Led Defender Exercise
Around 330 members of the Kosovo Security Force took part in the US-led "Defender Europe 21" military exercise on Friday near the western town of Gjakove/Dakovica.
Kosovo Security Force Colonel Ejup Maqedonci specified that for the first time Kosovo was one a host country of such an exercise, one of 16 among a total of 27 participant countries.
Mass Sacking of Kosovo Ambassadors Condemned by Opposition
Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani has dismissed 12 ambassadors acting on a proposal by the Foreign Ministry to recall all the country's politically appointed ambassadors.
"President Osmani has acted in accordance with the proposal of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs," the President's office told BIRN.
Brdo-Brijuni summit adopts joint statement at Brdo
Brdo pri Kranju – Having gathered for a summit at Brdo pri Kranju on Monday, the leaders of the Brdo-Brijuni Process adopted a declaration to reaffirm their commitment to EU enlargement, but failed to reach a consensus to call against changes to borders in the region due to Serbia’s opposition.
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Politics Still Sways Public Sector Hiring in Kosovo
With a fourth government in two years taking power in March, Kosovo's publicly-owned enterprises face a new round of firing and hiring.
The most senior positions in state-run firms are traditionally filled with political appointees, who invariably depart when a new government enters office.
Kosovo Leaders Mourn Massacre Victims, Call for Justice
Leading politicians and relatives of the victims marked the anniversaries of the killings of civilians in the villages of Krushe e Madhe/Velika Krusa, Krushe e Vogel/Mala Krusa and Suhareke/Suva Reka on Friday.
The Times They Are a-Changin’: But For Better or Worse?
With the departure of Hashim Thaci, Kosovo's former president, to The Hague in November 2020 to face war crimes charges, and Vetevendosje's victory in early parliamentary elections in February, one might think that things will never be the same. It seems that we are putting the years of stagnation behind us and moving forward.
Hague Prosecutors to Question Former Kosovo Deputy Minister
Gani Koci, a former Kosovo Liberation Army guerrilla turned politician, announced on Facebook on Thursday that he has been summoned as a witness by the Specialist Prosecutor's Office in The Hague, which is probing wartime and post-war crimes in Koosvo.
A cable of the U.S. Ambassador to Pristina revealed: Help
The cable, signed by U.S. Ambassador Philip Kosnett, said the U.S. Embassy in Pristina, Kosovo, is "nearing the breaking point." Even before Covid-19, Kosovo was a tough posting, with air pollution, few green spaces, little chance for outdoor activity & bad infrastructure, "Blic" writes.
Emigrant Life in Switzerland Inspires Prize-Winning Kosovo Writer
Drinking green tea in a café in Pristina, while respecting social distancing, Kosovo writer Shkumbin Gashi tells BIRN that he considers writing a kind of "spiritual therapy … yoga of the mind, a type of meditation".