Kosovo
Belgrade can't sue Pristina; it will be countermeasures
Instead, Belgrade has decided to go for countermeasures, that are currently under consideration.
Rare Woman Composer Hits Top Note in Kosovo
She may have reached the grand age of 74, but musical virtuoso Pranvera Badivuku - only the second Kosovo Albanian woman to become a composer in Kosovo - is still full of ideas.
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Kosovo Commemorates Anniversary of Dubrava Prison Massacre
The commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the massacre. Photo: Kosovo Assembly.
A memorial ceremony was held on Wednesday at Dubrava prison to mark the 20th anniversary of the mass killings between May 19 and 24, 1999, during the war in Kosovo.
Thaci again pokes Belgrade in the eye
Novosti write that he announced he would present at the talks hosted by French President Emamnuel Macron the idea that Presevo, Bujanovac and Medvedja join the "territory of the Republic of Kosovo." It would, he considers, be "correcting the historical injustice," Novosti reports.
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"Russia will always support Serbia - especially on Kosovo"
They met in Belgrade and discussed further development of Serbia-Russia cooperation in all areas, the president's press service announced on Tuesday.
Western Diplomats Raise Concerns about Democracy in North Kosovo
The US, French, German, Italian and British embassies in Pristina - known collectively as the Quint group - issued a statement on Monday expressing worries about "restricted electoral competition" at mayoral elections in Serb-majority north Kosovo on May 19.
"Western countries found strange way to congratulate Serbs"
The "Quint" countries are the US, Germany, Italy, the UK, and France, and their statement concerned Sunday's local elections in four Serb municipalities in northern Kosovo, won by the Serb List.
Djuric is banned from Kosovo; "Pristina is nervous"
Djuric was to deliver assistance to local Serbs in this community in Kosovo and Metohija.
Is Serbia preparing counter-resolution for Pristina?
Drecun (SNS), who chairs the National Assembly's Committee on Kosovo and Metohija, told Prva TV on Monday that he would discuss holding a special session dedicated to Albanian crimes in Kosovo with the Assembly's president.
UN Court Urged to Block Serbian War Criminal’s Release
The family of the Albanian-American Bytyqi brothers said on Monday that they are launching a campaign against the potential early release next month of Vlastimir Djordjevic, a former high-ranking Serbian interior ministry official, who they suspect was involved in their relatives' deaths.