Hundreds of Serbs protested on Wednesday against the Kosovo government’s move to open the main bridge in Mitrovica, which divides the Serb-dominated north and Albanian south of the city. The planned reopening of the bridge for vehicle traffic has sparked a new row between the government and its Western allies, who want the issue resolved…
After returning from the Paris Olympics, Kosovo’s team, including two judoka medallists, were given a hearty reception in Prishtina’s main city square on Tuesday evening. Kosovo’s Olympic team was given a warm welcome on Tuesday evening at Prishtina’s George Bush Square, after they returned from Paris with two medals. Distria Krasniqi, winner of the silver…
The final project for the “Adem Jashari Complex” aims to cover a 450-hectare area in Prekaz, with plans to place the Jashari family towers under transparent glass. Nearly three decades after the Serbian forces’ attack on the Jashari Family, the winning proposal for the development of the master plan for the ‘Adem Jashari’ Memorial Complex…
Serbia, the US and the EU all condemned the closure by police of Serbian-run post offices in the north of Kosovo, with Serbia’s president appealing to Brussels to take action. Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic accused Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti of attempting to spark conflict after Kosovo Police on Monday closed nine post offices run…
Hundreds of Serbs gathered on Monday in the village of Pasjan/Pasjane, some 55 kilometres east of Pristina, to protest against the arrest of five people on war crime charges last Saturday. Holding signs with slogans reading: “They arrest us to expel all Serbs [from Kosovo]”, “We demand [NATO’s Kosovo force] KFOR protection”, and “They are…
Nine offices run by the Serbian national postal service Posta Srbije were closed down in a Kosovo Police operation, which follows the Kosovo Central Bank’s decision to end the use of Serbia’s currency, the dinar. Kosovo Police announced on Monday they have closed nine post offices run by Posta Srbije (Serbian Post) in the north…
Under the theme ‘New Order,’ Kosovo’s International Documentary and Short Film Festival, Dokufest, will explore the reconfiguration of the global geopolitical landscape with an artistic order through its diverse film selections and thematic programs. The 23rd edition of the International Documentary and Short Film Festival, DokuFest, which starts on Friday, will showcase hundreds of films…
Miners at Kosovo’s once mighty Trepca complex are continuing their weeks-long strike over several months’ worth of unpaid wages. Miners at the giant Trepca complex in Kosovo entered the 23rd day of a strike on Thursday over unpaid salaries for June and July. On Thursday, the government said it was reviewing a work plan proposed…
In less than a week since the start of the Paris Olympic Games, Kosovo has already secured two Olympic medals in judo, out of the nine athletes it has sent to the event. As judoka Laura Fazliu was leaving the court on Tuesday evening after winning the third place in her category, she rushed to…
Despite the outward positivity towards the Denmark-Kosovo prison transfer deal, a closer analysis reveals an ugly underbelly to the accord, raising numerous abuse and discrimination concerns. Mohamed Hassan Abdi moved to Denmark from Somalia when he was four years old and lived there throughout his life, never once returning to Somalia following his emigration. Throughout…