Kosovo heads to the polls in key test for PM Albin Kurti

PRISTINA, Feb 3, 2025 – Kosovo’s parliamentary elections on Sunday are a make-or-break moment for Prime Minister Albin Kurti, whose party swept to power in 2021. But with the economy in the spotlight, can any party deliver on their bold pledges? Kurti is …

Election Campaign in Kosovo! Journalist: Kurti is Facing a Political Crisis!

According to the journalist, Kurti has adopted a harsh tone throughout the election process and now finds himself in a political crisis as he strives to achieve his goal. “The peculiarity of this electoral process is that Prime Minister Kurti’s ruling …

‘Just Surviving’: Kosovo Serbs Struggle with Shutdown of Serbian-Run Institutions

Kosovo’s crackdown on Serbian-run institutions is part of a years-long struggle over control of Serb-populated parts of Kosovo since it broke away from Serbia in 1999 at the end of a war in which NATO intervened with air strikes to halt the killing and …

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Danish diplomat takes charge of EU’s Kosovo-Serbia talks

February 1, 2025 - Peter Sorensen, a seasoned Danish diplomat, has officially stepped into the role of the European Union’s chief negotiator for the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue. His appointment, confirmed today, is a significant move in efforts to normalise …

Ceiling collapse at abandoned home kills three in Kosovo

Pristina: A collapsed ceiling in an abandoned home in southwestern Kosovo killed three minors, police said on Sunday, as authorities launched an investigation into the cause of the incident. According to law enforcement, the incident occurred in the …

MEPs slam Lajčak’s ‘unbalanced’ approach to Kosovo-Serbia talks

January 31, 2025 - European lawmakers have criticized outgoing EU envoy Miroslav Lajčak for an "unbalanced" approach in the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue, saying it has harmed the negotiation process, sources told Radio Free Europe. Lajčak, who ends his …

Political Hate Speech Keeps Kosovo’s Election Complaints Panel Busy

With just days to go before Kosovo’s next parliamentary election, a special panel created to deal with electoral complaints is having a very busy campaign. In the past few weeks, the Election Complaints and Appeals Panel, or ECAP, has fined the opposition …

Britain’s Karen Pierce swaps DC embassy for the Balkans

Her latest role follows a five years spell in Washington representing the U.K. She has just been replaced by former Labour Cabinet minister Peter Mandelson, the first non-career diplomat to take up the post in more than half a century. Announcing the move, …

Trump and the 90-day wait

Just hours after being sworn into office for his second term as U.S. president on January 20, Donald Trump signed dozens of executive orders. The impact of these orders extended beyond the U.S., with some having immediate consequences worldwide. Among them …