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Ex-KLA members placed under house arrest
A Pristina court has placed members of the so-called Kosovo Liberation Army Drenica Group suspected of war crimes in 1998 and 1999 under house arrest.
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"Technical talks to continue on May 30"
Serbian Deputy PM Rasim Ljajiae says that technical talks on telecommunication between Belgrade and Pristina would continue on May 30-31. 'We will try to harmonize our positions in those two days and reach a final text of the agreement,' he told reporters on Saturday.
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Official: Kosovo should remain on European path
The Organisation for Islamic Countries does not share western values and democratic principles that Kosovo values, said Petrit Zogaj, executive director of Kosovo Movement Fol .
Rising extremism in Europe causes concerns in the Balkans
In 2012, 537 people were arrested for terrorism-related offences in 17 EU member states, according to the latest Europol report.
High-Profile War Crimes Arrests in Kosovo, Pussy Riot Member Denied Parole
European law enforcement officials arrested five suspects in Kosovo on 23 May for alleged war crimes during the 1998-1999 conflict, including a longtime ally of Prime Minister Hashim Thaci, Reuters reports .
Regional aviation agencies agree on joint services
In an effort to provide more efficient and safer air navigation services, regional airspace navigation and safety companies signed a joint service provision area initiative.
Daeiae: Text of implementation plan harmonized
Both sides have arrived at a harmonized text of a plan for the implementation of the Brussels agreement, said Ivica Daeiae.
2 brown bears rescued from captivity in Kosovo
Male brown bear Ari, right, and female bear Arina in a bear sanctuary, after being rescued from a decade of captivity in a privately run illegal zoo, Thursday, May 23, 2013, in the village of Mramor near the Kosovo capital Pristina .
2 brown bears rescued from captivity in Kosovo
Male brown bear Ari runs in a bear sanctuary, after being rescued from a decade of captivity in a privately run illegal zoo, Thursday, May 23, 2013, in the village of Mramor near the Kosovo capital Pristina .
2 brown bears rescued from captivity in Kosovo
Male brown bear Ari and female bear Arina in a bear sanctuary, after being rescued from a decade of captivity in a privately run illegal zoo, Thursday, May 23, 2013, in the village of Mramor near the Kosovo capital Pristina .
Ally of Kosovo PM among five arrested for war crimes
A close wartime ally of Kosovo's prime minister was among five people arrested by European Union police on Thursday on suspicion of war crimes during a 1998-99 insurgency against Serbian forces.
IDB approves US$ 462 Million for New Development Projects in Member Countries
WAM DUSHANBE, 22 May, 2013 - The 290th meeting of the Board of Executive Directors of the Islamic Development Bank has approved US$ 461.7 million to fund various development projects in member countries, as well as several educational projects for Muslim communities in non-member countries.
Brussels intensifies diplomatic efforts for the implementation of the new agreement on Kosovo, signed by Belgrade and Pristina on April 19.
Parliament to take up Kosovo privatisations
Members of the Vetevendosje movement draw on a board depicting 76,000 employees they say lost their jobs due to privatisation in Kosovo, on September 28th 2012.
'Serbia won't make promises it can't keep'
Serbian President Tomislav Nikoliae told German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle on Monday that Serbia is fully committed to resolving the Kosovo issue.
Germany 'demands institutional discontinuity'
Germany insists on the shutdown of the existing institutions in northern Kosovo so that new ones could be set up, MP Milovan Drecun has said.
Vucic urges Kosovo Serbs to accept 'the future'
Serbia Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic met with Kosovo Serbs in the hopes that they will accept the Belgrade-Pristina agreement.
"If Pristina obstructs talks, we will turn to UN"
If the talks on Kosovo fail because of Pristina's obstructions, other exit strategies should be considered, even returning the talks under the UN auspices.
U.S. Congressman Says Deal Allows Serbia, Kosovo To 'Look Forward To Future'
Belgrade and Pristina's landmark agreement to normalize their relations is facing difficult hurdles on the ground in the Serb-majority municipalities of northern Kosovo.
UN Goodwill Ambassador Jes's V?zquez visits Syrian refugees in Jordan
PRISTINA, Kosovo, May 14 - When Arsen Hamiti brought his family home from their war-time refuge in Germany, he discovered that his four daughters born in exile faced a formidable obstacle to a normal life: they lacked that simple but fundamental document, the birth certificate.