Voters in Kosovo are voting in an early parliamentary election, looking to end months of political instability and elect a government that will jumpstart job growth while solidifying the country’s path toward European integration. The […]
A self-proclaimed commander of Albanians fighting with the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq, notorious at home in Kosovo for a video showing him beheading a man, has been killed, police and his family said […]
Media unions say the spate of attacks on reporters that took place as Aleksandar Vucic was being inaugurated as President of Serbia sent a grim message about what journalists can expect in future. After Aleksandar […]
A liberal group says Serbian police have banned a former Kosovo president from entering the country to participate in an event designed to boost dialogue between the former war foes. In this Monday, Nov. 9, […]
Macedonia’s parliament has endorsed a new government, ending political deadlock since inconclusive elections last December. The new prime minister is Social Democrat leader Zoran Zaev who has formed a coalition with ethnic Albanian parties. He […]
After Moscow’s decision to ban entry to that country of some senior officials of Montenegro, Podgorica has responded with similar measures. Namely, Montenegro has decided to ban 149 nationals of Russia and Ukraine from entry, […]
Kosovo’s political parties have started campaigning for the June 11 parliamentary election. Some 19 parties, five coalitions and backers of two citizens’ initiatives will be seeking support from 1.8 million voters. There are 120 seats […]
Serbia’s Aleksandar Vučić, who was sworn in as the country’s president yesterday (31 May), wants to open a debate over the future of Kosovo, the breakaway province whose independence Belgrade has refused to recognise. Vučić, […]
In January 2016, the European Council on Foreign Relations, a European think tank, published a study on so called ‘connectivity wars’. This collection of essays by European and US experts was built around a timely […]
State-owned Kosovo Telecom has avoided bankruptcy after a Kosovan mobile operator agreed to waive a 32 million euro ($35.78 million) fine imposed over a breach of contract, the companies said on Wednesday. Privately owned Z-mobile […]
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