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Eastern Europe suffered a fatal avalanche and power cuts amid snowfall and chilling temperatures as Ukraine predicted the worst of the freezing weather that's killed hundreds in the region may have passed.
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A Flourishing Albanian 'Neighborhood' Benefits the Balkans
Euro-Atlantic integration is the cornerstone of international efforts to stabilize the Balkans.
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Truly Disgusting - the West in Kosovo
In the tantrums thrown by the Western powers in the wake of the Russo-Chinese veto of their UN Security Council resolution on Syria, the US's UN Ambassador, Susan Rice, expressed A disgustA at these two states' behavior.
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North Kosovo gets new political group
The new coalition is called the Serb Movement of Kosovo and its founders are clear in their goal.
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Will Kosovo organ trafficking case be put on wrong track?
The situation in Kosovo was expected to become the key issue on the agenda of the UN Security Council's meeting on February 8 in New York.
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Kosovo and Serbia Far From Agreement
Belgrade and Pristina are far from reaching an agreement on Kosovo's right to take part in regional meetings, which is a condition for Serbia to obtain EU candidacy.
Seven killed in avalanche in Kosovo village
PRISTINA: At least seven people died and three others were missing after an avalanche hit the village of Restelica in southern Kosovo on Saturday, local authorities said.
Avalanche kills 9 in Kosovo as freeze grips Europe
PRISTINA/WARSAW: Nine people were killed when an avalanche hit the village of Restelica in southern Kosovo, officials said on Sunday, adding to more than 500 killed in snow and bitter cold across Europe in the past two weeks.
Referendum in northern Kosovo draws fire
It will be a low budget affair, costing just 1,000 euros for ballot printing, but its impact could be sky high.
Kosovo, Serbia Photographers in Focus
The photographs which look at both countries' future appeared in the National Library in Pristina this week, and will be shown in Belgrade next month.
Serbia-Kosovo Dialogue Eases Tensions, But Challenges Remain
New York, Feb 8 2012 3:10PM The resumption of dialogue between Serbia and Kosovo has led to the easing of tensions on the ground, a senior United Nations official told the Security Council today, cautioning, however, that other significant political challenges continue to emerge.
Kosovo's fiscal policy causes adverse reactions
Businesses and consumers criticise the government for a new policy they say is raising prices and failing to meet their needs.
Three Perish in Suspected Gas Blast in Kosovo
At least three victims from the same family died after a fire consumed their house in central Kosovo.
Kosovo Court to Decide Prosecutor's Role in Limaj Trial
Pristina District Court will decide on Thursday whether a European Union Prosecutor should be called to testify in Fatmir Limaj's war crimes trial.
The New Kosovo, Islamic State in the Heart of Europe
Once a city quarter becomes majority-Albanian, it is quickly emptied of its Slavic, non-Muslim population.
U.S. Mission to the United Nations: Remarks at a UN Security Council Meeting on Kosovo
Thank you, Mr. President. Thank you, ASG Mulet for your briefing and Special Representative Zarif for participating today.
Kosovo PM Rules Out North Kosovo Autonomy
No ethnic community in Kosovo can expect special treatment, Prime Minister Hashim Thaci said, urging Serbs in the north of the country to recognize the Pristina government and its institutions.
Serbia's EU Candidacy in Jeopardy Unless Dialogue Resumes
Serbia will not become a candidate for EU membership in the coming month unless it reaches an agreement with Pristina that allows Kosovo to take part in regional forums.
Kosovo organ trade probe tracking victims abroad
EU prosecutors in Kosovo trying seven people accused of organ trafficking in a landmark case said yesterday that they had asked Russia, Ukraine, Israel and Turkey to help them identify victims of the scam.
Limaj's Defence: Four Hands Behind "Witness X" Diary
Handwriting analysis, commissioned by defence lawyers, of a diary which forms part of the war crimes case against Kosovo politician Fatmir Limaj has concluded that the document was probably written by more than one person.
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