Tag: kosovo

The Council of Europe's anti-torture Committee recently visited Kosovo* to closely examine how detainees are treated and to monitor detention ...

Serbian official Lazarevic highlighted that Serbia is steadily pulling back from Kosovo but underscored that the top priority is to ...

Serbia and the EU have joined forces to grant one-year residence permits to Serbian students and workers, opening up exciting ...

Kosovo's constitutional court has blocked President Vjosa Osmani from setting a date for snap elections, citing procedural issues. The decision ...

Kosovo, a land steeped in history and controversy in the heart of the Balkans, has long been at the crossroads ...

Prishtina 2030 represents a groundbreaking leap for Kosovo, set to transform sports infrastructure and attract major international events. This visionary ...

In Kosovo, rapper Burim Pacolli and his supporters allegedly launched an attack on a journalist after a critical review of ...

Kosovo PM Albin Kurti boldly challenges the parliament's dissolution following its inability to elect a president, calling for an urgent ...

Kosovo's president has put forward an exciting proposal to switch presidential elections to a popular vote, aiming to boost democratic ...

The center-left is surging in Kosovo, fueled by bold promises of social reform, a crackdown on corruption, and dynamic economic ...

Kosovo courts have released three suspects after authorities found €1 million in a van linked to them. The investigation continues ...

Kosovo, which declared its independence in 2008, continues to be at the heart of regional conflict. While more than 100 ...