Tirana, Albania | June 04 (Tirana Echo) – Rita Ora showed up in Albania’s capital Tirana in a new red hair look, firing up 250,000 fans with her flashy performance. The 27 year old Brit-Albanian […]
Prishtina, Kosovo | May 29 (Tirana Echo) – The United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK) is no longer necessary in the country and it should be terminated – says the deputy prime minister […]
PRISTINA, KOSOVO — Kosovo’s prime minister said Tuesday that he was confounded by the Turkish president’s angry reaction to Pristina’s domestic probe into last week’s arrest and deportation of six Turkish citizens with ties to schools […]
As the mystery surrounding the arrest and deportation of six Turkish nationals from Kosovo to Turkey threatens to drive a wedge between the two countries, a crisis between the prime minister and the president may […]
Tirana, Apr 05 (Tirana Echo) – Kosovo has officially protested against the latest toll fee introduced by the Albanian government on the highway linking the two neighboring countries. Minister for Infrastructure Pal Lekaj met yesterday […]
Five Turkish nationals, employees of Mehmet Akif schools in Kosovo, were arrested on Thursday morning in Gjakova and Prizren. Kosovo Police arrested five individuals of Turkish nationality, employees of Mehmet Akif schools in Kosovo, early […]
Tirana, March 25 (Tirana Echo) – The highway linking Albania to Kosovo will from today start charging a €10 Euros roundtrip fee in what is highly criticized measure by travelers using the highway between the […]
Prishtina, March 22 (BBC) – Kosovo’s MPs have ratified a 2015 border agreement with Montenegro, fulfilling a key condition for gaining visa-free travel in the European Union. The vote went ahead despite attempts by opposition […]
Prishtina, March 19 (Tirana Echo) – Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic says he will meet in Brussels next week with his Kosovar counterpart, Hashim Thaci, in an effort to “work out our problems.” “I am going […]
Prishtina, Kosovo, March 13 (Tirana Echo) – Kosovo’s ruling majority has postponed today’s parliamentary vote on a ‘demarcation’ border deal with Montenegro, after failing to reach the necessary quorum. Despite earlier indications that majority parties […]
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