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Albania Hails Kosovo Polls as 'Step Forward'

“The MFA commends the fact that for the first time, all the people of Kosovo took part in the voting, and that the all-inclusive nature of these elections was important for the development of democracy, the future of the country, and crucial to the future of Kosovo's Euro-Atlantic integration,” the foreign ministry said in a statement on Monday.

Drecun: Albanians aware normalization of relations is vital

BELGRADE - Chairman of the Serbian parliament’s Committee on Kosovo-Metohija (KiM) Milovan Drecun said Monday that the results of the elections for the Kosovo assembly showed that the Albanians in Kosovo were aware that their future largely depended on normalization of relations with Belgrade.

Bulgaria Suffers Fourth World League Loss

Bulgaria lost its fourth consecutive game at the volleyball World League after 2:3 (18:25, 21:25, 25:20, 25:22, 11:15) against Serbia in Sofia.

It was looking dismal for Bulgaria at the start, just as it was in the first match between the two sides on Saturday. After losing the first two sets however, Camillo Placi's men recovered and equalized the score.

Taci declares victory, Srpska wins 2.91 percent of vote

PRISTINA – Hasim Taci’s Democratic Party of Kosovo (DPK) won the snap parliamentary elections in Kosovo-Metohija (KiM) on Sunday.

With a little more than 94 percent of the votes counted, and still incomplete results from the north of Kosovo, the DPK held 31.21 percent of the vote, the Central Election Commission (CEC) in Pristina has said.

Police reportedly unsure if cocaine was destined for Albania

Police reportedly unsure if cocaine was destined for Albania

BELGRADE -- An investigation has been launched in Montenegro to determine if the recent record haul of cocaine was really intended for Albania, the daily Politika writes.

Other possibilities include a buyer in Montenegro or in Kosovo, according to the report.

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