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Kosovo's president says he believes the U.N.'s highest court will approve the legality of his country's statehood.

Kosovo honours a hero. To the hero the spoils? Brushing a lock of hair from her face and gazing into her eyes, the former president asks the comeliest government official to hand, "So what did you think of my speech?" No Monica she, her answer stays on the vertical and is rather better sculpted than the two and half-metre effigy just unveiled ...

Kosovo's main ruling party yesterday withdrew its threat to split from its junior coalition partner in the first such rift since Pristina proclaimed independence in 2008.

Ballot boxes at the Kosovo election commission counting centre in Pristina, Kosovo, November 16 2009.

On Sunday , Kosovo voters headed to the polls in the first elections since the country announced its independence from Serbia in February 2008.

Workers carry ballot boxes at the Kosovo Election Commission counting centre in Pristina, Kosovo, November 16 2009.

Preliminary results from Kosovo's November 15 elections have been delayed another day due to what election officials say are technical difficulties with the system designed to gather data from polling stations.

The crumbling walls of the medieval Gumnishte fortress can still be seen atop an extinct volcano in Novo Brdo -- a relic of the city's heyday as a European mining and trade center.

AFP, Pristina Kosovo citizens went to the polls Sunday for the first time since the ethnic Albanian majority declared independence from Serbia last year and amid fears of a boycott by the Serb community.

A man passes by an election poster in the Kosovo town of Djakovica. Kosovo's local elections are the first since the country declared independence in 2008 and are seen as a key test for its fragile democracy.

A few days before voters hit the polls, three suspects have been arrested for what is believed to be a politically-motivated attack.

Pristina Petrit Collaku Kosovo PM Hashim Thaci The Democratic Party of Kosovo, PDK, has accused the leader of Alliance for the Future of Kosovo, AAK, Ramush Haradinaj for being behind the attack on Kosovo Prime Minister and PDK leader Hashim Thaci in the municipality of Decan on Wednesday.

Pristina Kosovo's ad campaign by Saatchi and Saatchi Authorities in Kosovo hope the 6 million euro campaign, led by the Israeli-branch of Saatchi and Saatchi, will shake off Kosovo's reputation as a war torn country and attract interest "from politicians to businessmen, from tourists to donors", according to the international advertising firm.

Former U.S. president Bill Clinton has arrived in Kosovo. Bill Clinton meets with Fatmir Sejdiu and Hashim Thaci He will be meeting with Kosovo senior officials before addressing the province's parliament.

Former US President Bill Clinton was welcomed to Pristina on Sunday by thousands of people waving banners with the slogan "Kosovo honours a hero!" Clinton, who is celebrated in Kosovo for the role he played in stopping the ethnic cleansing of Kosovo Albanians by former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic more than ten years ago, asked the Kosovo ...

Kosovo President Fatmir Sejdiu and Prime Minister Hasim Thaci said that former U.S. president Bill Clinton's visit to Pristina will be historical.

How could you do it Mr. Tadic? 26 October 2009 26 October 2009 26 October 2009 Karadzic Trial Finally Starts BIRN Justice Fifteen months after his arrest in Belgrade, and almost 14 years after the issuance of an indictment at the Tribunal in Hague, the trail against Radovan Karadzic has started.

Pristina Petrit Collaku Kosovo police The Kosovo police force has always been recognised as a successful institution, but recently its authority has been challenged by the actions of its own officers.

Early Electioneering to be Investigated Pristina PDK billboard in Pristina. Kosovo's Election Complaints and Appeals Commission, ECAC, is investigating the premature electioneering of some political parties.

Bujanovac Nikola Lazic Shaip Kamberi The Presevo Valley should be a separate region inside Serbia, since existing administrative divisions do not protect minority rights, the president of Bujanovac municipality, Shaip Kamberi, tells daily Politika.