Sejdiu

Dozens of locals and civil society activists protested on Tuesday in Ferizaj/Urosevac after the dead body of an 18-year-old woman was left near the door of the local hospital by two men who then immediately drove away.

Sejdiu was not in Qirez/Cirez that day as he was visiting a relative, but when he tried to return, he soon found out that the village was packed with Serbian forces.

"I was told by dozens of local residents that in Likoshan and Qirez, a battle was unfolding and I heard voices telling me to stop going forward," he recalled.

Kosovo on Friday confirmed its first two cases of coronavirus, as the authorities test more people. The announcement was made at a joint press conference of Prime Minister Albin Kurti and the Minister of Health, Arben Vitia. They said two of 15 suspected cases had tested positive for the virus. Both had arrived recently from Italy, by far the worst affected country in Europe.

Ngritja e Zerit gathers and classifies evidence in support of claims for damages that resulted from the Kosovo war.

Without any financial support from the state, Bejta and Osaj have been helping ordinary Kosovo citizens prepare lawsuits, and have refused to give up despite the fact that every case they have prepared so far has been rejected by the courts in the country.

June 12 marked in the territory of Kosovo as the anniversary of the liberation and entry of NATO forces.

The group of MPs who defected from the opposition Vetevendosje movement recently to form their own group in parliament have pledged to focus on pressing social issues that affect Kosovo.

Hashim Thaci: Guerrilla Chief Became Kosovo Leader

An Albanian boy in military uniform salutes to KLA leader Hashim Thaci during Albanian celebrations marking the retreat of Serbian troops from Podujevo, Saturday, 07 August 1999. Photo: EPA/ALBAN BUJARI

Member of the Kosovo Assembly Korab Sejdiu has published the text of a statement recently made before President Hashim Thaci by Serb judges and prosecutors.

N1 first reported that Sejdiu received the signed statements from the Presidency of Kosovo, after filing an official request.

Media in Pristina have published a "hit list" containing the names of 30 persons from Kosovo, Macedonia, Bujanovac and Presevo.

The People's Eye organization - which recently took responsibility for the attempted murder of lawyer and former high ranking communist official from Kosovo Azem Vllasi - reportedly plans to kill these persons.

Lawyers, NGOs and politicians continued to pile pressure on Kosovo's authorities to explain the circumstances by which a young opposition Vetevendosje activist died prison in Prizren, western Kosovo.