Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija
Hahn: Poor economic perspective,not visas,reason to flee KiM
BRUSSELS - European Commissioner for Neighborhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations Johannes Hahn dismissed the claims by Pristina officials that the restrictive visa regime has caused the surge of illegal migration from Kosovo-Metohija (KiM).
Two Serbian cemeteries desecrated in Kosovo
OBILIC - A Serbian Orthodox cemetery near Obilic and a cemetery just outside Gnjilane, southern Kosovo, have been desecrated over the past few days by unknown perpetrators.
Tombstones in the cemetery in Krusevac, a village near Obilic, have been knocked over and burned, the Eparchy of Raska and Prizren of the Serbian Orthodox Church has said in a statement.
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Serb graves desecrated in two cemeteries in Kosovo
Serb graves desecrated in two cemeteries in Kosovo
OBILIC -- Graves in two Serbian Orthodox cemeteries in Kosovo have been desecrated, the Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) Raska-Prizren Diocese has announced.
The incidents happened in the village of Krusevac near Obilic and Donji Livoc near Gnjilane.
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McAllister: Serbia achieves exceptional progress on EU path
BELGRADE - Serbia has achieved exceptional progress on its EU path over the past few months, European Parliament (EP) Rapporteur on Serbia David McAllister stated and underscored that he believes in Serbia's European future.
Russia decorates 14 Serbian WWII veterans
BELGRADE - By a decree of Russian President Vladimir Putin, 14 Serbian World War II veterans have been decorated on occasion of Defender of the Fatherland Day, a national holiday in the Russian Federation.
Russian Ambassador to Serbia Alexander Chepurin presented the decorations late Thursday at a ceremonial reception he hosted to mark the Defender of the Fatherland Day.
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"Number of illegal migrants considerably lower"
"Number of illegal migrants considerably lower"
BELGRADE -- The number of Albanians from Kosovo illegally crossing from Serbia to Hungary "reduced drastically to fewer than five in the last 24 hours."
This was announced by Serbian Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic on Thursday.
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Tony Blair to Advise Serbian PM Aleksandar Vucic
Former UK PM Tony Blair is to receive funding to advise Serbia's Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic, British media report.
Sixteen years back, Blair was among politicians at the spearhead of the NATO bombing campaigns carried out against Belgrade during the Kosovo War. Vucic himself was Minister of Information of former Yugoslavia at the time.
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OSCE calls for full protection of property rights in Kosovo
PRISTINA - The continued presence of illegal re-occupation of properties gives a cause for concern and calls for a determined response by Kosovo institutions that should guarantee the full protection of the property rights of all communities in Kosovo, reads an OSCE Mission report launched on Thursday.
New Kosovo Mass Grave Searches Planned in Serbia
Officials in Pristina said searches are planned at two more locations near the Serbian town of Raska after the remains of 52 Kosovo Albanian war victims were exhumed there last year.
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Kosovo Serb Politician ‘Seen with Mitrovica Killers’
A prosecution witness said he saw Kosovo Serb political party leader Oliver Ivanovic with a group of paramilitary policemen who executed four ethnic Albanians in Mitrovica in April 1999.