Kosovo has again withdrawn its application to join Interpol amid signs the small Balkan nation would not have enough support among members to gain a seat in the international law enforcement organization.
Kosovo's Central Election Commission has temporarily suspended the counting of expatriate votes in parliamentary elections after several election workers complained of health problems.
Vote counting has been suspended in Kosovo after several Central Election Commission officials reported health problems after opening five ballot boxes from Serbia.
Last weekend's vote in Kosovo was widely seen as a democratic feather in the cap of Europe's newest state. But one stubborn problem for minority Serbs stuck out like a sore thumb.
Albin Kurti, the leader of Kosovo's leftist-nationalist Vetevendosje (Self-Determination) party that won a plurality of votes in parliamentary elections, said that dialogue with Serbia has to include the "recognition of Kosovo's independence." Speaking to RFE/RL on October 10 in Pristina, the country's likely future prime minister also said that unless Serbia faces its past, there would be no peace and reconciliation.
Albin Kurti, the leader of Kosovo’s leftist-nationalist Vetevendosje (Self-Determination) party that won a plurality of votes in the recent snap parliamentary elections, said normalizing relations with Serbia requires "solid dialogue" and "reciprocity."
Trying to come back from a sexual assault scandal that caused a prestigious Nobel from not being awarded, the Swedish Academy has a new problem with its new choice for the award.
U.S. President Donald Trump's special envoy for talks between Balkan rivals Serbia and Kosovo has met with Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic in Belgrade.
Kosovo’s leftist-nationalist Vetevendosje (Self-Determination) party and the center-right Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) have started coalition talks following this weekend’s general elections.
The leader of the center-left party that won a plurality of votes in Kosovo's October 6 early parliamentary elections has met with the new U.S. special envoy to Kosovo and Serbia, Richard Grenell.
Kosovar authorities have blocked a soccer team from neighboring Serbia from entering the country to play a match against a local Serb-led team, as political and ethnic troubles in the Balkans continue to spill over into the sports world.
Faced with discrimination, many among Kosovo's Romany population make a living by selling scrap to recycling companies. The job is poorly paid and risky, but one of the few they can find.
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