Kosovo News

Brussels - Today, the world watches as the Prime Ministers of Serbia and Kosovo sit down at the negotiation table and attempt to come to a historic agreement regarding the Serb minority in the north of Kosovo.

Tirana - Remarks made by the prime minister of Albania on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Albanian independence from Ottoman rule, have soured diplomatic ties with Greece.

Tirana - The remains of Europe’s strangest monarch, King Zog I of Albania, were exhumed in France and repatriated to Albania on Thursday last week.

On October 22, 2012, the Kosovo police clashed in Pristina, Kosovo’s capital, with nationalist demonstrators who were protesting against the European Union (E.U.)-mediated discussions with Serbia.

An avalanche in Kosovo has taken the lives of 9 people during the coldest winter Europe has seen in years upon years. Luckily a young girl was able to survive the ordeal and was even released from the hospital after being trapped under 33 feet of snow.

Albania's Central Bank announces a sharp increase in residential housing prices in the latest piece of good news from the former Communist country.

Fear and anger is spreading among young Serbian men as the Defence Ministry in Belgrade has begun issuing call-up papers telling people to join the military reserves and report for basic training.

London - London mayor Boris Johnson has been criticised by Prime Minister David Cameron and those within the coalition government over remarks made regarding planned cuts to social housing benefits in London.

Washington - Sixteen individuals from the Republic of Kosovo traveled to the U.S. earlier this summer to participate in a Trade Enhancement and Education Mission, commonly known as a Trade Mission.

A statue of former U.S. President Bill Clinton was unveiled in Pristina, capital of Kosovo, on Sunday, in recognition of his efforts to stop the ethnic cleansing of the region by Serbian forces in the late 1990s.