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Kosovo Battles For Recognition

Bereft Of Hope And Faith, Kosovo's Youths Stream Abroad

'We Are Not A Dustbin': Albanians Balk At Reported Chemical Weapons Plan

In Kosovo, Mother Continues Fight To Learn Truth About Missing Son

Kosovo's New President: A Political Novice With Broad Support

North Kosovo Still Big Challenge As Pristina Marks Independence Anniversary

Kosovo Gets Down To Business

Today marks Independence Day in Kosovo and the world’s newest nation celebrates its second birthday. But the challenges facing Kosovo are still many.

Kosovo's Dreams Slow To Be Realized

February 17 marks the first anniversary of Kosovo's declaration of independence from Serbia. While some of the excitement of that day remains, many of the hopes that accompanied Kosovo's independence remain elusive.

Commentary: Kosovo At Another Crossroads

Despite prodding from the EU and the UN to accept the plan -- and more gentle nudging from Washington -- authorities in Prishtina remain steadfastly opposed to a scheme for the conditional deployment of the European Union's largest civilian mission, EULEX.

'It Isn't Easy For A New Country To Be Born'

During the demonstrations, parades, and independence concerts, no one thinks about things like passports and international dialing codes. But when the music stops, ordinary people think of little else.

Trying To Find The 'Not Found'

Nesrete Kumnova has dedicated her life to locating what she calls the "not found," including her only son, Albion.