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Crisis-torn Europe making Belgrade rethink EU lust - Serbian president-elect
Nationalist candidate Tomislav Nikolic has won the Serbian presidency, which could hamper his country's bid to join the European Union.
Sonmez Ready to Testify in the Medicus Case
A Turkish doctor at the centre of organ trafficking allegations has sent his lawyer to the court in Pristina to offer his cooperation in the Medicus case.
Pristina to Open Office in Serb-run North
Kosovo's Government is planning to open an Administrative Office in the north of Mitrovica, with a staff of 80 people.
OSCE Welcomes Peaceful Elections in Kosovo
Eamon Gilmore, OSCE Chairperson-in-Office and Ireland's Deputy Prime Minister, welcomed the successful completion of voting in Kosovo in the second round of the Serbian presidential election.
Nikolic wins Serbian presidential polls
Serbian political parties are expected to start negotiations on the formation of a new government on Monday after the surprise win of nationalist Tomislav Nikolic in presidential polls.
Market Report, "Serbia, Montenegro and Kosovo Business Forecast Report Q3 2012", published
Nonetheless, due to the large diplomatic presence in the region , we do not believe it likely that lingering disputes will devolve into open conflict.
U.S. Mission to the United Nations: Remarks by Ambassador Jeffrey...
Thank you, Mr. President. Thank you, Special Representative Zarif for your briefing.
EU Ready to Discuss Tadic's Kosovo Plan
The European Union will take into account Boris Tadic's plan for Kosovo, if the Democratic Party forms the new government in Belgrade, the EU ambassador to Serbia said.
Kosovo calm during Serbian election day
The overall situation on Sunday -- as Kosovo Serbs went to the polls to vote in presidential and general elections -- remained calm, although Kosovo Police, EULEX and KFOR increased their presence in the north and in some other areas in Kosovo, including Pristina.
Pre-Election Silence Ends Serbian Campaign
The pre-election silence lasts until Sunday, when people will vote for a new president as well as for national and provincial parliaments and local assemblies.
EULEX Confirms Trial of Kosovo Newspaper, Mayor
EU's rule-of-law mission in Kosovo, EULEX, has confirmed criminal indictments against the editor in chief and two columnists of the former Pristina-based newspaper Infopress, as well as the mayor of Skenderaj, Sami Lushtaku.
Security in Mitrovica improving, but mayor urges caution
Mitrovica's mayor faces a number of challenges, security-and budget-related, and keeps a close eye on the situation.
NATO Sec. Gen. issues statement on Kosovo upcoming elections
"On Sunday, there will be voting in Kosovo in the Serbian parliamentary and presidential elections.
Ally of Kosovo PM acquitted of war crimes
A Kosovo Albanian politician and close ally of Prime Minister Hashim Thaci was acquitted of war crimes on Wednesday after the case against him collapsed with the suicide of the central prosecution witness.
Fule Hopes Pro-Europeans Win Serbian Elections
The EU enlargement commissioner says Brussels hopes political forces fully committed to EU integration and regional cooperation will win on May 6. Stefan Fule, European Enlargement Commissioner, on Monday said he hoped forces fully committed to European integration and regional cooperation would win on Sunday.
Kosovo Hails OSCE Role in Serbian Polls
Hashim Thaci's government has greeted the OSCE's decision to facilitate Serbian elections in Kosovo, as it means that Serbia itself will not be be playing any role in the voting.