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FM Vuk Jeremiae will not be attending the Croatia Summit in Dubrovnik, after Zagreb broke an agreement concerning participation of Serbian and Kosovo officials.
Serbia, Croatia to Discuss Airline Permits
A couple of years ago, I read a startling book, Confessions of an Economic Hitman, by John Perkins.
Serbia Opposition Lambasts Handling of Crisis
Turkey will continue to support Kosovoa s independence, its speaker of parliament, Koksal Toptan, said in Pristina on Monday.
First, two episodes from recent European history as documented by Human Rights Watch : 9 September 1998 : The bodies of thirty-four people, including both ethnic Serbs and Albanians, were found in an artificial lake near the village of Glodjane.
Serbian Reformists Assemble New Regional Party
I guess many of you think that the further north you travel from the Balkans, the more customs and mindsets change.
Pristina's Municipal Assembly is to hand five hectares of prime real estate to the US for a new embassy building, according to an agreement signed between the two parties on Wednesday.
Deadline expires for suspended KPS Serbs
More than 200 Serb police officers, members of the Kosovo police, KPS, returned to their duties on Tuesday, a KPS spokesman said.
Pristina downplays border dispute with Serbia
PRISTINA, Kosovo -- The government played down on Sunday suggestions of a border dispute brewing between Kosovo and Serbia in eastern Kosovo.
Fron Nahzi and Chuck Sudetic: Kosovo's Original Sin
PRISTINA a ' Hundreds of people disappeared ten years ago in Kosovo, the former Serbian province that is now the worlda TMs newest state.
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Comment about "Former Prime Minister arrested in Bulgaria" Phone Name Comment 0 AFP File photo: Chief-commander of the Kosovo Protection Force Agim Ceku.
Serbia formally requests Bulgaria to extradite Ceku
Serbia, citing a 1960 bilateral agreement, has filed a formal request to Bulgaria for the extradition of Agim Ceku, the former Kosovo prime minister arrested at the Macedonian Bulgarian border because of an Interpol warrant issued at the request of Belgrade that wants him on war crimes charges.
Bulgaria arrests former Kosovo prime minister Ceku on Interpol warrant
Bulgaria's Interior Ministry confirmed on June 23 2009 that former Kosovo prime minister Agim Ceku had been arrested while trying to enter Bulgaria from Macedonia, on the basis of an Interpol warrant issued at the request of Serbia because Ceku has a 20-year jail sentence issued in Belgrade for war crimes.
Russian commandoes in Kosovo could change history of Europe
Russia conducted a unique operation on June 11-12 in 1999 which entered history as The Pristina Dash.
Ban Ki-Moon's Report on Kosovo: Relatively Peaceful
U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon unveiled his quarterly report on Kosovo yesterday to the Security Council.
Serbia Press Review a "June 18
Humiliation at Bosnia's OK Corral Serbia Press Review - "June 18 Belgrade Serbian Newspapers Here are the top stories in Serbia's main newspapers.
UN Security Council to discuss Kosovo report
A report on Kosovo by United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon is to be discussed by the Security Council on June 17 2009.
Kosovo Police Accused of Assault
A Serbian man and his son in Caglavica were reported to have been assaulted yesterday morning by off-duty members of the Kosovo police, the KPS, according to local media.
Kosovars bury their dead as UN troops blamed for failing to stop ethnic riots
The funeral of two young boys whose deaths triggered the violence engulfing Kosovo passed off peacefully yesterday, as Nato rushed more troops to areas of conflict between Albanians and Serbs.
Serbia Denies Kosovo Spying Claims After Arrests
Belgrade Pristina Jovan Stojic, chief of the Agency director's office told Beta news agency at the weekend that "The Security and Information Agency has no agents in Kosovo, and therefore they could not have been arrested." Pristina Ekspres, on Friday June 12, cited police sources in their claims that police in Kosovo had arrested three Serbs, two ...
Jeremi hopeful of Schengen progress
Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremiae says Serbia can hope for progress at the debate in the EU on liberalization of the visa regime.