Pristina court

Support for the Serb colleagues was also provided by representatives of the Association of Journalists of Kosovo (AGK), which brings together Albanian journalists. From the protest in Gracanica, journalists went to Pristina where they attended the AGK protest.

KOSOVSKA MITROVICA - The international panel of judges of the Kosovska Mitrovica Basic Court on Wednesday ordered a house arrest for Civic Initiative SDP leader Oliver Ivanovic.

The Pristina Court of Appeals last week ordered a retrial in Ivanovic's case, throwing out a first-instance ruling sentencing him to nine years in prison for war crimes against civilians committed in 1999.

The head of the Serbian government’s Kosovo office said a Pristina court’s decision to send Kosovo Serb political party leader Oliver Ivanovic for retrial for alleged war crimes was unjust.

Albert Berisha, a former Kosovar jihadist who travelled to fight in Syria, appeared before a Pristina court on Monday to recount his version of the story and maintain his innocence.

A Pristina court on Sunday ordered Kurti to be held for 30 days in a high-security prison after riot police detained him when they stormed the Vetevendosje party's headquarters the previous day, clashing with its supporters.

The raid followed an opposition rally on Saturday against the Kosovo government's recent EU-brokered agreements with Serbia and Montenegro.

Kosovo authorities more vigilant in face of security threats

Experts suggest Kosovo and Serbia co-operate more closely as the talks between the two countries are renewed.

Kosovo suspended four border police after Slobodan Gavric drove into Kosovo with more than 12 kilograms of explosives. [Laura Hasani/SETimes]

Belgrade resident arrested in Pristina in 30-day custody

PRIŠTINA, BELGRADE -- Serbian citizen named as Slobodan Gavric, who was arrested in Pristina with 13 kg of explosives in his possession, was placed in 30-day custody on Saturday.

He is held "on suspicion of organising terrorist activities and bringing explosives into Kosovo," Tanjug reported.

PRISTINA - Serbian citizen named Slobodan Gavric, who was arrested in Pristina on Friday with 13 kg of explosives in his possession, was placed in 30-day custody on Saturday on suspicion of organising terrorist activities and bringing explosives into Kosovo.

Three Serbs acquitted of war crimes charges

PRIŠTINA -- The mixed trial chamber of the Priština Basic Court acquitted on Thursday three Serbs of charges that they committed a war crime during the Kosovo war in 1999.

PRISTINA - The mixed trial chamber of the Pristina Basic Court acquitted on Thursday three Serbs of charges that they committed a war crime during the conflicts in Kosovo-Metohija in 1999.

Brothers Slobodan and Srecko Martinovic and Svetlana Stojanovic were acquitted of charges due to lack of evidence, Srecko Martinovic's lawyer Dejan Vasic told Tanjug.