Kosovo Liberation Army

Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic is to award a high-profile medal to army chief Ljubisa Dikovic, recently accused of being responsible for war crimes in Kosovo in 1999.

Serbia and Kosovo's prime ministers Aleksandar Vucic and Isa Mustafa are to meet for the first time on Monday with EU foreign policy chief Frederica Mogherini as Brussels seeks to revive the process of normalising relations after the formation of new governments in both Belgrade and Pristina.

"Death notice" for Serb minister in Kosovo government

BELGRADE -- Photographs showing "a death notice" written in Albanian for a Serb minister in the Kosovo government, Aleksandar Jablanovic, have appeared on the internet.

The mock notice reads as follows:

Anxious for the payment of significant pensions, Kosovo war veterans threatened street protests next week if government does not publish a final list of former fighters in the Kosovo Liberation Army, KLA.

PRISTINA - The United States Defense Ministry have expressed their support for Pristina authorities' efforts to transform the Kosovo Security Force (KSF) into armed forces, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kosovo said in a release on Tuesday.

War crime prosecutors have no will to investigate the Serbian army chief's alleged war crimes in Kosovo, the Belgrade-based Humanitarian Law Centre said.

BELGRADE - The Office of the War Crimes Prosecutor asked the Humanitarian Law Center (FHP) on Friday to provide the files in its possession related to the crimes committed in the Rudnica case, including the witness statements, in order for all the allegations concerning the culprits to be investigated.

The Serbian President and Prime Minister said claims in a new report that Army chief Ljubisa Dikovic committed war crimes in Kosovo were malicious and intended to destroy the military’s reputation.

BELGRADE - The Association of the Families of the Kidnapped and Murdered in Kosovo-Metohija (KiM) requested on Thursday a meeting with Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic ahead of his trip to the next meeting within the dialogue on the normalization of relations with Pristina, set to take place in Brussels on February 9.

NGO accuses army chief of war crimes

BELGRADE -- The Humanitarian Law Center (FHP) NGO says it possess documents which indicate that Army chief General Ljubisa Dikovic is "directly responsible for war crimes."