Kosovo Assembly
Djukanovic sends protest letter to NATO PA president
BELGRADE - The head of Serbia's standing delegation to the NATO Parliamentary Assembly (NATO PA) Vladimir Djukanovic has sent a letter of protest to the body's President Michal Szczerba following announcements the status of the so-called Kosovo's assembly in the NATO PA could be promoted from observer to associate member, and noted that the Serbian parliament could reassess the purposefulness o
Kosovo Indicts Roma Ex-Member of Serbian Forces for War Crime
Kosovo's Special Prosecution announced on Monday that it has filed an indictment charging a former member of the Serbian armed forces, identified only by the initials I.B., with committing war crimes against ethnic Albanians during the Kosovo war.
Kurti's unprecedented response to everyone: Think... I want to defend the Serbs
Let us recall that the so-called authorities Kosovo has been under the attack of sharp criticism since the Kosovo authorities, through the special units of the Kosovo police, despite the opposition of the local population and Western partners, occupied the municipal buildings in the North and brought the newly elected mayors to work.
In Kosovo, Proposal to Research Post-War Crimes Sparks Controversy
In the afternoon of July 23, 1999, Slavica Popovic's father, brother and uncle were out in the fields harvesting wheat in the central Kosovo village of Gracka e Vjeter/Staro Gracko when they were killed, along with 11 of their neighbours.
"Since then we have been waiting to know who killed them, and who is responsible. But we've never received an answer," Popovic told BIRN.
Serbia Aims to Create Tensions in Balkans: Kosovo President
Last week, Kosovo police were attacked several times close to the border with Serbia, where a road used for smuggling contraband goods was recently closed.
Belgrade officials have rejected Pristina's claims that the attacks came from Serbian territory, while the European Union has warned against "unnecessary speculation that may add to further tensions".
EU Observers Say Kosovo Voters Misled by ‘Opaque’ Facebook Pages
The EU Election Observation Mission said on Tuesday that non-transparent Facebook pages were responsible for "manipulative interference" in Sunday's mayoral election run-off contests, spreading misinformation about rival parties and candidates, although the polls were well-organised.
EU responds to Serbia: Pristina has violated the agreement
"It was agreed that the Court of Appeals in Pristina establish a panel made up of the majority of Serbian judges when it comes to verdicts within the majority Serb communities. In this case, that was not respected," Stano said.
Vučić: "The law was brutally and grossly violated. I call on Europeans and EU" VIDEO
Kosovo Hopes Trials in Absentia Will Boost War Crimes Convictions
In another case dating from 1999, Bozur Bisevac, a Serb from Mitrovica, was charged with setting fire to houses, shooting at villagers and forcing them to flee their homes. In August 2000, Bisevac also escaped from jail, but the court continued to try him in absentia.
Montenegro Rules out Changes to Kosovo Border Agreement
Montenegrin Interior Minister Sergej Sekulovic at a press conference in Podgorica. Photo: Government of Montenegro