Slovakia's reaction to the 2008 Kosovo declaration of independence
"Balkans is once again starting to burn," warns Slovak PM
Fico spoke after his meeting the UN secretary-general, Antonio Guterres, Tanjug reported on Tuesday, citing Slovakia's TASR.
The prime minister assessed that the Balkans is "once again starting to burn," and said he believes a European perspective is necessary because otherwise "the nervousness in the region will start to grow."
Taci: Historic agreement on reconciliation to be reached soon
PRISTINA - I believe a historic agreement on normalisation and reconciliation between Serbia and Kosovo, ultimately aimed at "recognising reality", will soon be reached, Kosovo President Hasim Taci has told Tanjug in an exclusive interview, commenting on expectations from a resumption of the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue in Brussels.
Kosovo's membership in WCO suspended at Serbia's request
The Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced that the World Customs Organization (SCO) has suspended Kosovo until further notice.
In a statement issued on Sunday, and carried by the Serbian government's website, the MFA said that this happened during a session held the previous day "regarding the accession of the so-called 'Kosovo' to this organization."
Pristina Allows Serbian PM Vucic to Visit Kosovo
The Kosovo government has approved a request from Serbian Prime Minister Aleksadar Vucic to visit Leposavic, a northern municipality with a Serb majority, on Wednesday as he campaigns for the Serbian presidential elections.
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Serbian PM Mulls Kosovo Visit amid Election Uncertainty
Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic is expected to travel to northern Kosovo on Wednesday, where he will visit the Trepca mining complex and meet workers and citizens, before holding an election rally in the town of Leposavic.
No Decision if Kosovo Serbs will Vote in Serbian Elections
The presidential elections in Serbia scheduled for 2nd of April once again sparked a debate in Kosovo on whether that process should be allowed in municipalities with Serb majority or not.
US stance on Kosovo and Balkans "remains unchanged"
The US stance on Kosovo and the Balkans remain the same, says Matthew Palmer, director for South and Central European Affairs at the US Department of State.
Mustafa Calls Serbia's Role in Kosovo 'Destructive'
The ethnic Serbian party in Kosovo's coalition government, Srpska Lista, on Wednesday stated that following a request from Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic, it would again freeze its participation in Kosovo institutions.
The party also said that Mirjana Jevtic, who last week replaced Ljubomir Maric as Minister for Local Government, will resign from her post.
Kosovo Hails CoE Observer Status as Diplomatic Win
Kosovo officials have hailed Tuesday's decision of the Council of Europe to admit Kosovo from January 2017 onwards to sessions of the Parliamentary Assembly, PACE, as a diplomatic triumph and a step towards full membership of the organization.
From January, Kosovo representatives will be taking part in sessions dealing with EU-Kosovo relations as observers and with no right to vote.
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Slovakia ignored "state of Kosovo"
BELGRADE - An incident has occurred at a Prague Process ministerial conference, after which the self-proclaimed state of Kosovo's interior minister walked out, B92 reports citing Vecernje Novosti.
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