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Kosovo shocked by two femicides in less than a week

Kosovo's president on Tuesday declared a day of mourning and urged a clampdown on violence against women after hundreds joined a demonstration in the capital amidst outrage over two murders in five days

Leading Kosovo Serb party calls for census boycott

When NATO went to war with Yugoslavia

When NATO went to war with Yugoslavia

Klinton and Tonibler: Kosovo's war legacy enshrined in names

People around world marked International Women's Day with protests. celebrations

Zelensky meets Balkan leaders, seeking support, weapons flowing to Kyiv

Spain recognises Kosovo passports, but not independence

Spain now accepts passports issued by Kosovo but still does not recognise it as an independent state separate from Serbia, Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares said Monday

Kosovo follows Serbia to end licence plate dispute

Kosovo will allow vehicles with Serbian licence plates to enter its territory without covering up national symbols, following Belgrade's lead, ending a lengthy dispute over the issue

EU visa-free travel for Kosovo enters into force

EU visa-free travel for Kosovo enters into force

A long-awaited European Union's visa liberalisation scheme allowing Kosovo nationals to travel to Europe's borderless zone without a visa came into force on Monday with the first travellers hailing it as a great relief

Serbian populist party looks to extend rule in double-header vote

Serbia's Vucic casts large shadow over snap elections

European leaders urge Serbia-Kosovo dialogue at Balkan summit

Balkan leaders meet in Albania as regional tensions simmer

Kosovo marks day of mourning after deadly clashes in troubled north

Kosovo was in mourning on Monday after a deadly clash between authorities and gunmen near the Serbian border that has triggered a large police operation and raised many unanswered questions

EU fails to find breakthrough in Serbia, Kosovo talks

Serbian Economy Loses $44Mln Due to Kosovo Import Ban - Reports

Serbian Armed Forces to Receive 1st Batch of Kamikaze Drones by End of 2023 - President

Turkey 'Unacceptably' Supplying Kosovo With Weapons - Serbian Defense Official

Turkey has been "unacceptably" and actively supplying the Republic of Kosovo with weapons, enhancing the risks for the Serbian population of the republic as well as for Serbia, State Secretary of the Serbian Defense Ministry Nemanja Starovic said on Tuesday

'Eternal friend': Kosovo rattled by US response to latest crisis

Kosovar Prime Minister Declines Face-to-Face With Albanian Counterpart

Vucic Says Serbs in Kosovo Facing Greatest Persecution in 15 Years

Pristina Identifies 45 Members of Kosovo Serb 'Terrorist Organization' - Prime Minister

The authorities in Pristina have identified 45 members of a "terrorist organization" of Kosovo Serbs who were allegedly involved in recent attacks on local police and representatives of the NATO-led Kosovo Force (KFOR), Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti said on Monday