Prizren

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdo?an inaugurated the restored Emin Pasha Mosque in Kosovo's city of Prizren via video link on March 16.

Dragisa Murganic, secretary of the Red Cross in Kosovo, told BIRN that they backed an appeal for Serbs in Kosovo to donate part of their income to the Serbian Orthodox Church's Diocese of Raska and Prizren.

"It is a good proposal. Everything that's in the interest of the people of Kosovo is welcome. We need to express a lot more solidarity in these difficult times," Murganic said.

The Mineco company and the B92 Fund have provided equipment for the computer lab of the Serbian Orthodox Seminary in Prizren, a town in Kosovo.

The donation is worth RSD 1.4 million, and aimed at helping improve the study and work environment of the students.

Kosovo police were investigating on Monday after the four armed suspects were detained near the monastery near the town of Decan/Decani in western Kosovo on Saturday night.

Police said they were following the suspects' vehicle for some time and after searching it, they found an AK assault rifle, a pistol and some ammunition.

More than 16 kilograms of marijuana were seized on Thursday at the Merdare administrative crossing between Kosovo and central Serbia.

The drugs were hidden aboard a bus registered in Kosovo and traveling from Prizren to Belgrade.

Hundreds of Kosovars in the southern town of Prizren joined the celebration of the Justice and Development (AK) party's victory on Sunday, some carrying banners with Erdogan's picture and chanting his party's slogans, others driving around waving Turkish flags.

Around 1,000 people led by Kosovo Liberation Army veterans protested in the town of Prizren over the arrest of former senior guerrilla Xhemshit Krasniqi for alleged war crimes committed in Albania.

The EU rule-of-law mission and Kosovo’s forensics department have exhumed remains from a Muslim cemetery in Prizren - the latest discovery of a suspected victim of the 1990s war.

Serbian FM Ivica Dacic said in New York on Friday that his country finds Pristina's demands "to join the work of UNESCO and Interpol" unacceptable.

BIRN’s latest feature-length documentary ‘The Unidentified’, investigating the commanders responsible for some of the most brutal attacks of the Kosovo war, will be screened at this year’s DokuFest in Prizren.