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Vucic And Rama to Go Head to Head in TV Duel
TV audiences stretching across the Balkans will have a chance to see the sparring leaders of Serbia and Albania resolve their differences on air in August.
The TV duel in Vienna between Edi Rama and Aleksandar Vucic follows a series of public rows between the two Prime Ministers.
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"Special court could spoil Thaci's presidential plans"
A special court for KLA's war crimes, to be set up, could spoil Hashim Thaci's plans to become Kosovo's president, write local media in Pristina.
This would be true if the former leader of the KLA and the former prime minister, who now serves as Kosovo's foreign minister, were to be indicted.
Serbia PM’s Balkan Remembrance Day Plan Rejected
Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic’s proposal to establish a regional Remembrance Day to pay tribute to all the victims of the 1990s wars was instantly rejected by Croatia and Kosovo.
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Compensation to Kosovo Albanians for human rights violations
The First Basic Court in Belgrade passed two judgments ordering Serbia to pay compensation to six Kosovo Albanians from Glogovac, the FHP has announced.
Vatican could be asked to help prevent Kosovo's UNESCO bid
The Vatican has in the past shown "appropriate responsibility" when it comes to concerns over the fate of Christian heritage in Kosovo and Metohija.
This is what Serbia's UNESCO ambassador Darko Tanaskovic told the Belgrade daily Vecernje Novosti, adding, "It would of course be very valuable if they shared that concern as actively as possible with Catholics around the world."
Kosovo Film Festival Presents BIRN’s War Crimes Movie
BIRN’s latest feature-length documentary ‘The Unidentified’, investigating the commanders responsible for some of the most brutal attacks of the Kosovo war, will be screened at this year’s DokuFest in Prizren.
Kosovo: Jailed Serb politician starts hunger strike
Civic Initiative (GI) SDP leader Oliver Ivanovic, who is detained in a Kosovska Mitrovica prison, on Friday started a hunger strike.
The Serb politician from northern Kosovo, who is on trial accused of war crimes, is demanding to be released pending the outcome of the process.
Belgrade and Pristina agree on vehicle insurance memorandum
Delegations of Belgrade and Pristina on Wednesday in Brussels agreed to begin implementing a memorandum on vehicle insurance on August 12.
Mogherini: Adoption of amendments, laws important step
The adoption of constitutional amendments and laws in the Kosovo parliament is the crucial step towards establishing the necessary legal framework.
This framework is necessary "to respond to the serious accusations from the Council of Europe report," High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Federica Mogherini said on Tuesday.
Kosovo: Off-duty policeman seriously wounds 3 people
A police officer who was not on duty at the time early on Tuesday shot and seriously wounded three persons in the village of Prelaz near Urosevac in Kosovo.
The electronic media in Kosovo are saying that the incident happened in a village tavern, and that the policeman was from Lipljan.