Politics of Kosovo
Parliamentary session on Kosovo-Metohija ended after 10 hours
The session, as the President of Parliament said, will be continued tomorrow at 10.00 a.m.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic informed Serbian Parliament that he will send a letter to the presidents of Russia and China asking them to veto Kosovo's membership in the United Nations (UN).
Serbian ambassador summoned over Vučić’s statements about Slovenia
Ljubljana – The Slovenian Foreign Ministry has summoned Serbian Ambassador to Slovenia Zorana Vlatković for talks over the statements that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić made about Slovenia during Slovenian President Borut Pahor’s visit in Belgrade on Saturday.
Serbia's answer to Scholz and Macron
Serbia "never shied away from difficult decisions" and made them when they were in the interest of its citizens, Prime Minister Ana Brnabi said in Kosovska Mitirovica, reacting to that letter.
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BIRN Fact-Check: Does Kosovo Serbia ID Deal Really Bring Travel Freedom?
All sides have welcomed an EU-mediated deal on recognising ID cards on crossing the border between Serbia and Kosovo, but what about Kosovo's other borders?
Serbia Reminds Kosovo: ID Cards Deal Doesn’t Imply Recognition
As the agreement between Kosovo and Serbia on crossing borders using only IDs comes into force tonight, a big disclaimer written in English and Serbian on the Serbian side of the frontier reminds the public of Serbia's continued non-recognition of Kosovo's independence.
It’s Never Too Late to Find the Kosovo War’s Missing Persons
My assignment to the US Mission in Kosovo (now embassy) in 2005 is unforgettable. Although I had covered the region at the US Department of State in Washington, DC since 2002, living and working in Kosovo was a meaningful experience, both professionally and personally.
Serbia and Kosovo Agreed on Free Movement
Serbia and Kosovo have reached an agreement on free movement, EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell announced.
"Under the EU-backed dialogue, Serbia agreed to remove the requirement for special entry and exit documents for holders of Kosovar identity documents. Kosovo has agreed not to introduce them for holders of Serbian identity documents," Borrell said.
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Borrell: We have an agreement on documents; Lajčák: Thanks; "It will calm tensions"
Borrell said on Twitter that Serbia has agreed to abolish entry-exit papers for holders of Kosovo documents, and that Kosovo has agreed not to introduce such documents for those who have Serbian identity cards.
"We have a deal.
Vučić confirmed: "The crisis is deepening - KFOR is lying"
Ana Brnabic will be the prime minister designate for the composition of the new Government of Serbia, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said at a press conference.
The first loser of the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina is known
Analyst Dejan Vuk Stankovi.told Sputnik that the EU only received a mandate to resolve operational and technical issues in coordination with the USA. He adds that in the most recent crisis, the fact that Brussels has no influence on the Kosovar Albanians has only come to light, but its influence on Belgrade is quite questionable.