Croatian President Zoran Milanović stated that Croatia should strive to improve relations with Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, while also dismissing claims that Croatia, Albania, and Kosovo are preparing to attack Serbia.

Four months after the last parliamentary elections, Kosovo is set to return to the polls due to a political crisis, not a political choice, raising concerns about a 'Bulgarian scenario.'

Kosovo is set to hold early elections following the failure to elect a President, with former Foreign Minister Paskal Milo sharply criticizing the political situation and warning against the dangerous thirst for power.

A Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) veteran was released from detention in Serbia after approximately three months, where he was held on suspicion of war crimes against the civilian population. His lawyer, Arianit Koci, confirmed his return home.

Besnik Tahiri, head of the AAK Parliamentary Group, accused the prime minister of misusing the platform and blaming the opposition after the failure to elect a president, stating the situation was self-created.

Police in Vrčin, a Belgrade municipality, stopped a driver for speeding and discovered 350 boxes of cigarettes originating from Kosovo in his vehicle.

The chairman of the Democratic League of Kosovo, Lumir Abdixhiku, has declared that they will not participate in the session called for the issue of the president.

Shaip Kamberi, an Albanian MP in the Serbian Parliament, stated that the Preševo Valley should be part of the joint agenda between Kosovo and Albania, referencing a resolution adopted by the Kosovo Assembly.

The Prime Minister of Kosovo, and head of LVV, Albin Kurti, accused the opposition parties that by not participating in the session for the election of the president, they are showing that 'they have…

Besnik Kelmendi, son of alleged drug trafficker Naser Kelmendi, obtained a gun license in Kosovo with the assistance of a senior anti-drugs officer, despite being under US sanctions for over a decade.

Vlora Çitaku, Deputy Speaker of the Assembly from PDK, urged presidential candidate Feride Rushiti to withdraw from the race, labeling it as part of an 'anti-constitutional political game' detrimental to Kosovo.

The Institute of Justice of Kosovo reacted today regarding Monday's session for the president, stating that the situation created in the Assembly of Kosovo in the attempt to elect the President…

Industry insiders in Kosovo's information, communication, and technology sector observe signs of a shift from "brain drain" to "brain circulation." However, the appeal of better pay and career prospects abroad remains strong for local talent.

An extraordinary session of the Kosovo assembly, convened to elect the President of Kosovo, began without the necessary 80 deputies present to form a quorum.

The Kosovo Assembly has convened a plenary session to elect a new president, but the opposition parties have refused to participate. This boycott raises uncertainty about whether a president will be successfully chosen today.

Kosovo's largest religious communities, Islamic and Orthodox, are accused of interfering in parliament to block legislative changes that would introduce new financial scrutiny and legal recognition for other faith groups.

Political discussions continue in Kosovo regarding the election of a president, with the Democratic League of Kosovo proposing Vjosa Osmani for the post, conditional on securing 66 votes.

The Commander of the Kosovo Security Force (KSF), Bashkim Jashari, announced that a KSF team has departed for the Gaza Strip.

The Pristina Basic Prosecution has ordered an investigation into suspected environmental pollution originating from the Kosovo Energy Corporation (KEK) in Obilić.

Kosovo's Vetëvendosje party has invited the Democratic Party of Kosovo (DPK) and the Democratic League of Kosovo (DSK) to propose three names each as candidates for the country's president,…

Kosovo's Minister of Internal Affairs, Xhelal Sveçla, stated that justice for the Banjska attack will only be complete once Milan Radoičić is convicted.

Fatmire Kollçaku, a lawmaker from the Vetëvendosje Movement (LVV), stated that every effort is being made to avoid new elections in Kosovo, which faces an institutional deadlock due to the lack of an agreement among political forces for the election of a president.

The Kosovo Assembly has approved Kosovo's membership in the Trump-era Peace Board. This decision signifies Kosovo's participation in the initiative.

The Kosovo Assembly held a special commemorative session to honor the late US Congressman Eliot Engel, recognizing his significant role and unwavering support for the country. Leaders praised his contributions and commitment to the Kosovar nation.

Kosovo's Albin Kurti and Albania's Edi Rama exhibit distinct and divergent approaches to governing, each carrying its own set of risks and rewards for the Balkans.

Academic Rexhep Qosja has passed away, with former Albanian Ambassador to Kosovo, Qemal Minxhozi, describing him as one of the most important figures of the Albanian nation and the 'last Albanian national revivalist'.

Lawmakers in Kosovo have definitively approved a draft law on price caps, despite opposition accusations that the government intends to interfere with the free market. The bill is officially known as the "Projek" (Project).

Kosovo's rival political leaders are engaging in blame games and campaigning, having failed to agree on a new president, which is leading the country towards another election.

A discussion has emerged regarding the responsible authority for the sole Serbian university located in Kosovo and Metohija. The articles question who holds jurisdiction over its operations and status

Authorities in North Mitrovica, Kosovo, have demolished private garages belonging to local Serbs.

The Journalists' Association of Serbia (UNS) and its Kosovo branch have condemned the publication of personal data belonging to S. R., a suspect involved in the Banjska case, whose identification documents have been widely circulated on portals and social media for days.

Dukaj asserts that the unification of parties and cooperation with neighboring countries should not be a concern, emphasizing that unity makes them stronger and more resilient, particularly in relation to Albania and Kosovo.

The acting president of Kosovo, Aljbuljena Hadžiu, has approved the deployment of members of the Kosovo Security Forces (BSK) to an international peacekeeping mission in Gaza.

Mihajlović stated that the situation for Serbs in Kosovo is significantly worse than before the Brussels Agreement, amidst ongoing final defense statements in a court case against three Serbs in Priština.

Kosovo's ruling Vetëvendosje (LVV) and opposition Democratic League (LDK) parties failed to reach an agreement on electing a new president during a meeting on Monday, with both sides indicating it was their final discussion.

Bangladesh and Kosovo are exploring opportunities to enhance their bilateral relations, with a particular focus on strengthening trade and investment ties.

The Tourist Organization of Ulcinj, Montenegro, presented its tourism offer at a fair in Pristina, Kosovo, aiming to promote the destination and strengthen regional partnerships.

A court in Pristina has ordered one-month detention for Stefan Radulović, who is suspected of involvement in the Banjska conflict. Radulović reportedly remained silent before the evidence presented during his hearing.

The European Union has announced that Serbian medical clinics in Kosovo have resumed their operations. This development follows previous disruptions to their services.

Montenegrin politician Milan Knežević is reportedly using the Kosovo issue to mobilize voters ahead of elections, a move criticized as a lack of concrete proposals for important questions.

Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti stated that Brussels, as a "triple capital," holds significant importance for Kosovo. His remarks highlight the strategic role of the city in international relations concerning Kosovo.

Milan Knežević, President of the Democratic People's Party (DNP) in Montenegro, announced an initiative to include a declaration on withdrawing the recognition of Kosovo in the parliamentary agenda, following full support from the party's presidency.

The Czech Foreign Minister stated that the recognition of Kosovo was "careless" but affirmed that the country would not make "theatrical gestures" to reverse the decision now.

The Democratic League of Kosovo (DSK) has announced its openness to the return of Vjosa Osmani to the party. Concurrently, the DSK is advocating for the unification of right-wing political forces.

The Office for Kosovo and Metohija announced that the arrest of Dejan Pelević from Sočanica for alleged war crimes is a "planned attack by Pristina on the Serbian people."

Kosovo's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Rural Development, in coordination with the Food and Veterinary Agency, has imposed an indefinite ban on the import of sheep and goats from all of Albania due to a reported plague outbreak. The measure aims to prevent the spread of the disease.

Serbian health clinics in villages across Kosovo have reportedly had signs bearing Pristina's emblems placed on them. This action has been reported by Petković, raising concerns about the status of Serbian institutions.

April 14 marks the anniversary of a 1999 NATO bombing on a convoy of Albanian refugees in Kosovo, which resulted in the deaths of more than 70 people.

A researcher has presented testimonies that "deglorify" the figure of Josip Broz Tito, specifically focusing on his alleged opposition to Kosovo's autonomy and his accusations against the architects of the 1974 constitution. The findings encourage a re-examination of Yugoslav communist history.

A report by Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ), cited by Deutsche Welle, indicates that citizens in Germany and Austria are predominantly against the expansion of the European Union, with Serbia and Kosovo receiving the lowest support among candidate countries.

Despite a 2013 agreement for normalization, the dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia remains frozen, with hopes for a meeting this spring but little expectation of a new agreement.

Eliot Engel, a former U.S. Representative known for his strong advocacy for Israel and Kosovo, has passed away at the age of 79.

Former Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani stated that the US administration did not mention dialogue with Serbia or the Community of Serb Municipalities (ZSO) during meetings, instead reaffirming support for Kosovo's sovereignty.

Kosovo's Statistical Agency reported a continued rise in inflation for March 2026, with a 1.5% monthly increase and a 6.7% year-on-year jump in retail prices.

The Kosovo Assembly has adopted a resolution aimed at protecting victims and historical truth of the 1998-1999 Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) war, which will punish those who diminish Serbian war crimes.

Petar Petković, Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, stated that ambulances were closed in two Serbian villages in Kosovo on Good Friday, vowing that the Serbian people will not be left without healthcare.

Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti stated in London that Serbia poses continuous threats, supported by Russia, and maintains 48 operational military bases near the border with Kosovo.

Kosovo's Foreign Minister Gljauk Konjufca addressed the United Nations Security Council, urging Serbia to accept the reality of Kosovo as a state and cease its 'destructive activities,' including interference in elections.

Serbian Foreign Minister Marko Đurić stated at a UN Security Council session today that the presence of the UN Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK) continues to serve as a key guarantor of peace and stability.

Four Romanian citizens were arrested at the Dheu i Bardhë border crossing for attempting to smuggle over 120,000 euros into Kosovo without declaring it.

Kosovo's Central Election Commission (CIK) has formally proposed June 7 as the date for snap parliamentary elections, a recommendation made during a meeting with acting President Albulena Haxhiu to set the timeline for the country's next electoral cycle.

Kosovo is grappling with a deepening political crisis that will necessitate its third general election in just over a year. The instability highlights ongoing challenges in the country's governance.

Slobodan Radenkovic has been sentenced to two years in prison for his involvement in attacks on NATO peacekeeping troops in northern Kosovo in May 2023, which resulted in injuries to over 90 soldiers.

Kosovo is reportedly heading towards another early election as its prolonged political crisis continues to unfold.

The Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) has commented on the conclusion of the constitutional deadline for electing a President, stating that a serious constitutional violation was avoided. The party emphasized the importance of setting elections according to constitutional timelines.

A court verdict in an espionage case in Kosovo has led to accusations that Prime Minister Kurti is using the judiciary for intimidation, while Serbian President Vučić is reportedly satisfied.

Two and a half years after the attack on the Kosovo police in Banjska, three Serbs have been convicted – Blagoje Spasojević and Vladimir Tolić to life imprisonment, while Dušan Maksimović was…

Kosovo has sent soldiers to the Gaza Strip, joining other nations contributing to the international stabilization force (ISF), which is deemed crucial for the peace plan.

This is not just a legal defeat, it is a severe civilizational and moral bankruptcy of Vučić's policy of betrayal, which has turned the north of Kosovo into a testing ground for its...

Kosovo is reportedly on the brink of new snap elections as the midnight deadline for electing a new president approaches. Failure to elect a president could lead to an unconstitutional vote or trigger

Swiss President Guy Parmelin offered to mediate between Serbia and Kosovo during a joint conference with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić in Belgrade.

The Assembly of Kosovo held an important plenary session yesterday dedicated to the process of electing the new president of the country, on the eve of the expiry of the constitutional deadline for…

Opposition parties in Kosovo boycotted a parliamentary session, prompting the Kosovo Democratic Institute (KDI) to react, stating that attempting to elect a president without the necessary…

Kosovo's Vetëvendosja party has put forward two names, Feride Rushiti and Hatixhe Hoxha, as candidates for the presidential post, who will be voted on in parliament.

Students at the Faculty of Physical Culture, Sports, and Health at Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in North Macedonia have highlighted that 18 out of 19 defended doctorates were by students from Kosovo, raising questions about the academic process.

Kosovo is once again heading towards new elections as political parties have failed to agree on the election of a new head of state, necessitating a return to the voters.

The Serbian Ambassador discussed various topics including the country's neutrality, Chinese loans, student protests, and the situation in Kosovo during an interview.

The Pristina Prosecutor's Office authorized Kosovo Police to investigate suspicions that a KEK power plant caused air pollution in the town of Obiliq.

Kosovo's ruling Vetëvendosje (LVV) party, led by Prime Minister Albin Kurti, has invited the two largest opposition parties, PDK and LDK, to submit three candidates each for the new president.

Analyst Dušan Mijačić stated that the Banjska incident demonstrated the failure of Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's policy in Kosovo.

A Kosovo court has sentenced three individuals to prison for their involvement in a terror attack that occurred near the Serbian border in 2023.

A tragic incident in Malisheva, Kosovo, resulting in three victims, is being investigated with family members revealing a history of domestic violence.

Milan Knežević, leader of the Democratic People's Party (DNP), announced a declaration regarding the withdrawal of recognition of Kosovo in the territory of Zeta.

Renowned academic Rexhep Qosja has passed away at the age of 89, prompting Kosovo to declare a day of mourning.

Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti has appointed diplomat Agron Bajrami as Kosovo’s new chief negotiator for the EU-facilitated Belgrade-Pristina dialogue.

A verdict is expected for three Serbs arrested during the Banjska conflict in Kosovo, while the main suspect, Radoičić, remains free in Serbia, two and a half years after the incident.

Kosovo midfielder Elvis Rexhbeçaj has officially signed with Wolfsburg, departing Augsburg at the end of the season for a contract valid until June 30, 2030.

Officials from Montenegro and Kosovo met to discuss enhanced cooperation on the digitalization and modernization of public administration. This collaboration aims to improve efficiency and services in both countries.

Bangladesh is exploring avenues to establish and strengthen diplomatic and economic ties with Kosovo.

A delegation from the Serbian Parliament stated at the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) that the recent elections held in Kosovo were not regular.

Kosovo is reportedly moving towards holding new early elections, following attempts by both the government and opposition to resolve political issues.

The Democratic Union of Albanians (DUA) has criticized Knežević, calling his initiative to withdraw the decision on Kosovo's recognition irresponsible and a move that pushes the region into new instability.

Kosovo's acting president, Albulena Haxhiu, has called for consensus among political parties to elect a president, emphasizing that the country should avoid snap elections.

Albania's Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs, Ferit Hoxha, met with Serbian Foreign Minister Marko Gjuriç and requested the opening of an Albanian consulate in Bujanoc and mutual recognition of Kosovo.

An investigation explores the identity of units from Kosovo that arrived in Bar, Montenegro, in March 1945, questioning if they were prisoners, Ballists, or mobilized partisans, with one witness noting a diverse ethnic composition.

The State Prosecutor's Office has strongly condemned threats made against Petrit Kryeziu, the Chief Prosecutor of the Basic Prosecution in Prizren. The alleged perpetrator is suspected of having a criminal record.

Prime Minister Kurti asks for the help of the European left in Barcelona: "It might be too late later."

Human remains, suspected to belong to a person missing from the 1998-99 war, have been discovered in the village of Negrovce, Glogovac municipality, Kosovo.

Milorad Dodik, president of the ruling party in Republika Srpska, echoed Belgrade's rhetoric by stating that military cooperation between Croatia, Albania, and Kosovo poses a threat to Republika Srpska and the Serbian people.

A tragic incident occurred in Malishevë, Kosovo, where a house fire resulted in the deaths of three family members, including two children.

Kosovo police conducted extensive searches at multiple locations within the Zubin Potok municipality, leading to the discovery and seizure of a significant quantity of weapons and ammunition. The operation targeted hidden caches in homes and other undisclosed places.

Kosovo's chief negotiator and national coordinator for reforms, Jeton Zulfaj, met with EU member state mission heads in Kosovo to focus on advancing towards candidate status and opening negotiations.

Kosovo police have detained Dejan Pelević. The articles do not provide further details on the reasons for his detention.

Two officials from Vetevendosje, Kosovo’s ruling party, were sentenced for inciting hate towards a judge and prosecutor who released a Kosovo Serb suspected of an attack on election offices in North Mitrovica.

Greek Minister of National Defense Nikos Dendias will visit the Greek force participating in the Kosovo Force (KFOR) on Thursday.

Professor Darko Tanasković states that Albanians seek to claim Kosovo as exclusively theirs, both historically and presently, highlighting recent historical and identity revisionism targeting Serbian monasteries like Pećka patrijaršija.

Germany and Austria are reportedly the two European countries most opposed to the expansion of the European Union, with Serbia and Kosovo having the lowest support among candidate countries.

The Minister of Justice of Kosovo congratulated Easter.

The Italian Embassy in Kosovo is celebrating the 10th edition of Italian Design Day, focusing on the theme of 'RE-DESIGN' and featuring the history of Olivetti.

Former Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani stated that during her meetings with the US administration, neither dialogue with Serbia nor the Community of Serb Municipalities (ZSO) was mentioned, while US support for Kosovo's sovereignty was affirmed.

The Assembly of Kosovo approved four international agreements during its session today. Lawmakers greenlit a loan agreement for Kosovo's financial sector development project and another agreement.

Hashim Thaçi, a key partner for NATO during the 1999 bombing of Serbia, is currently on trial at a special tribunal investigating whether he committed war crimes, with the court having interviewed him.

Metropolitan Joanikije delivered an Easter message, emphasizing the heroic endurance of Serbs in Kosovo amidst daily pressures and injustices.

Ramush Haradinaj, leader of the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo, expressed conviction that Kosovo will head to elections, stating that Prime Minister Albin Kurti has no interest in electing a president.

Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti stated in London that there are "continuous threats from Serbia, with Russia's support," and outlined three preconditions for dialogue with Serbia.

Russia's Ambassador to the United Nations, Vasily Nebenzya, has stated that Russia finds it unacceptable to reduce the budget and personnel of the UN Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK).

The new head of the UN Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK), Peter Due, stated the importance of implementing previously agreed-upon actions in Kosovo, specifically highlighting the formation of the Community of Serb Municipalities (ZSO).

The trial of Grujica Veljković, who stands accused of war crimes committed in Kosovo, has commenced. This marks a significant step in the legal proceedings against him.

According to the Humanitarian Law Center Kosovo (FHPK), 50 criminal proceedings were initiated last year in Kosovo against 154 members of Serbian forces accused of war crimes, with 10 convictions.

Following the dissolution of parliament, former Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani stated that "enough propaganda, divisions and spreading fear," emphasizing that "paths closed by injustice are always opened by the people."

Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti and members of his cabinet met in Pristina with the Chair of the NATO Military Committee, Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Drag, and an EU military delegation.

The Italian Ambassador to Kosovo, Maurizio Antonini, was received by Kosovo's Minister of Culture and Tourism, Saranda Bogujevci, for a productive exchange of views on bilateral cooperation.

The political situation in Kosovo regarding the issue of the President continues to be complex. Political parties seem unable to find a compromise.

International partners, including the German Embassy and the EU office in Pristina, are closely monitoring political developments in Kosovo regarding the presidential election process, urging all parties to act in accordance with the Constitution and reach a political compromise.

Kosovo MPs have until midnight on Tuesday to elect a new president or head into new snap elections – only four months after the last polls.

Kosovo international Milot Rashica assisted in Beşiktaş's convincing 3-0 victory against Alanyaspor in the Turkish Cup quarter-finals, but the scene after the match attracted more attention...

Minister of Economy and Labor, Besart Durmishi, participated in the "Kosovo Finance Forum 2026," where he spoke on the topic of "Building Trust in Financial Markets in the Western Balkans."

The Kosovo Parliament is facing a critical deadline to elect a new president, but a session was interrupted and postponed until Tuesday due to an opposition boycott. Failure to elect a president by the deadline could lead to new elections.

"Following last week's verdict on the attack in Banjska, the EU regrets that Serbia has not yet taken the necessary steps to bring to justice those responsible for the attacks in northern Kosovo in…

In the first round of voting for Kosovo's presidential candidates, Feride Rushiti received 63 votes from majority deputies, while the opposition boycotted the session.

Kosovo's Deputy Prime Minister Glauk Konjufca stated during an extraordinary session of the Assembly that the opposition aims to overthrow the government through the presidential issue, as he and a Vetëvendosje (VV) MP withdrew their candidacies for president.

Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti inaugurated a Ministry of Agriculture office in North Mitrovica, accompanied by the mayor of South Mitrovica. During the event, Kurti also made statements regarding the fate of missing persons and the end of discrimination.

Professor Mirović has commented on the command responsibility of Aleksandar Vučić concerning the 2023 armed conflict in Banjska, Kosovo, following recent life sentences and a 30-year sentence handed down by the Basic Court in Pristina to Serbs accused in the incident.

The Vetëvendosje parliamentary group in Kosovo has announced its withdrawal from claiming the presidential post, inviting opposition parties to propose consensual candidates for the position.

The Arbëresh Theater was inaugurated in San Demetrio Corone, Calabria, Italy, during the 'Arbërore Convention,' with representatives from Albania, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and the local community attending.

Veton Berisha, president of Kosovo's Egyptian Liberal Party, proposed that the next president of Kosovo should come from his minority community.

The political situation in Kosovo continues without a resolution for the position of its president.

A document published yesterday indicates that Kosovo passports will continue to be valid in Zeta. The article also states that the Zeta Municipal Assembly remains committed to the inviolability of Serbia's sovereignty and territorial integrity, without explicitly revoking the government's decision on Kosovo's recognition.

A Serbian official named Vučević has made a strong declaration, stating that they "will not rest until we free the Serbs in Kosovo." This statement underscores a firm political stance regarding the Serbian population in Kosovo.

A Kosovo court has sentenced two men to life imprisonment and another to a 30-year term for their involvement in a deadly gun battle and monastery siege that occurred in 2023.

A court in Kosovo has sentenced three ethnic Serbs to life and 30 years in prison respectively, in connection with a clash that occurred in 2023.

The US State Department expressed gratitude to Kosovo for its decision to designate the IRG (likely referring to Iran's Revolutionary Guard) as a terrorist organization. This move aligns with internat

Kosovo has declared a day of mourning as tributes begin for the life and work of academician Rexhep Qosja, one of the most prominent figures in Albanian culture and thought, who passed away at 89.

The Kosovo Assembly has scheduled a new session to debate a draft resolution concerning the Albanian community in Preševo, Medveđa, and Bujanovac, regions located in southern Serbia. This parliamentary discussion is set to occur ahead of potential elections.

A court in Kosovo is set to issue its verdict in the trial of three Serb men accused of involvement in a deadly 2023 attack on police, with the indictment also implicating Serbia.

Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti has warned of a series of successive elections if a new president is not elected by April 28, accusing opposition parties of lacking interest in the process.

A verdict is expected for three Serbs arrested during the Banjska conflict in Kosovo, two and a half years after the incident, while Radoičić remains free in Serbia.

A truck with Kosovo license plates veered off the road and overturned into a ditch on the Skopje bypass, resulting in injuries to two people.

A court in Kosovo has sentenced Naim Murseli to life in prison for orchestrating the murder of his wife, which he attempted to stage as a robbery. Two other individuals also received sentences for their involvement.

Milan Radonjić, a journalist for the weekly "Radar," stated that Kosovo Serbs have learned "the hardest possible way" what it means to trust the policy of the current government.

Serbian politician Boško Obradović (SRCE) criticized President Aleksandar Vučić, alleging that Vučić effectively "gave" northern Kosovo to Prime Minister Albin Kurti following the Banjska incident. Obradović claimed that "radical heroes" devised an action but then fled, leaving the wounded.

UCK (Kosovo Liberation Army) graffiti was reported in Zubin Potok, Kosovo, prompting the Serbian Office for Kosovo and Metohija to urge local Serbs not to succumb to provocations. The office emphasized the importance of maintaining peace despite the incident.

Fuel prices across Kosovo have remained stable, with no changes reported in recent periods.

Fifteen years after committing to do so, Serbia has not returned scanned copies of cadastral records seized from Kosovo during the 1998-99 war, leaving thousands of property disputes unresolved.

Kosovo police conducted a large-scale operation targeting illegal gambling across the country, inspecting 50 premises and businesses. The raids resulted in the arrest of 34 individuals and the seizure of thousands of euros.

Today marks 13 years since the signing of the first Brussels Agreement between Kosovo and Serbia, a significant document aimed at normalizing relations between the two countries. The agreement was signed on April 19, 2013, by then-Prime Minister of Kosovo, Hashim Thaçi.

Village clinics in Suvo Grlo and Banje in the municipality of Srbica, Kosovo, have reopened after the European Union office in Pristina announced that a solution had been found for their previous closure.

Rada Trajković has commented on the closure of Serbian clinics in Kosovo, addressing the situation and its implications.

Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti reported having only 16 euros and 41 cents in his bank account in his asset declaration, while his wife and daughter hold thousands in savings.

Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti's annual asset declaration has been published, showing an increase in his apartment rent by 100 euros and a decrease in his bank savings to just 16 euros and 14 cents.

Kosovo's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Glauk Konjufca, stated he would withdraw his candidacy for president if political parties propose a non-partisan individual for the role.

A Pristina Basic Court has ordered the detention of Kosovo Serb Dejan Pelevic, who is suspected of war crimes in Skenderaj/Srbica in 1999, which resulted in 15 deaths and 16 missing persons.

A fire in a residential building in Mališevo, Kosovo, resulted in the deaths of three people, including a father and his two children.

Vorgučić stated that Serbs in Kosovo have not experienced any positive developments during the first year of the current Kosovo Prime Minister's government. This assessment highlights a lack of perceived improvement for the Serb community.

Reports indicate that Konjufca is prepared to withdraw from the presidential race in Kosovo. This decision could significantly impact the upcoming election.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has announced a large-scale rearmament program and massive investments in weaponry, claiming Belgrade needs to strengthen its defense against alleged plans by Croatia, Albania, and Kosovo to attack Serbia.

Reports indicate that victims in Kosovo are being categorized based on their ethnic background. This categorization highlights the ethnic dimension of the conflict's impact.

Kosovo's Minister of Justice, Albulena Haxhiu, has claimed that Serbia continues to be a haven for war criminals. She stated that Serbia has not extradited any individuals accused of war crimes to Kosovo.

Former Croatian Defense Minister Ante Kotromanović stated that Serbian President Vučić would have attacked Kosovo if Russia had defeated Ukraine within a month.

Two individuals have been arrested in Uroševac, Kosovo, following a joint operation by the Special Prosecutor's Office and Kosovo Police, which resulted in the seizure of approximately 15 kilograms of heroin. The arrests are part of an ongoing effort to combat drug trafficking in the region.

Professor Darko Tanasković stated that Albanians desire Kosovo to be exclusively theirs, both historically and presently, highlighting recent historical and identity revisionism targeting the Patriarchate of Peć.

A majority of citizens in Germany and Austria oppose the expansion of the European Union, with Serbia and Kosovo among the candidates receiving the lowest support.

Petar Petković, Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, stated that Pristina authorities continue to prevent him from entering Kosovo to celebrate Easter with the Serbian community.

A Kosovo citizen was arrested in Montenegro after a police dog helped officers discover a small quantity of cocaine and marijuana, which the prosecutor classified as a misdemeanor.

Kosovo's Statistical Agency (ASK) reported continued inflation growth for March 2026, with a 1.5% increase month-on-month and an annual retail price increase of 6.7%.

Kosovo's Foreign Minister Glauk Konjufca expressed hope for the election of a new president, citing the readiness of Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) leader Lumir Abdixhiku for meetings.

Petar Petković, Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, informed Peter Sorensen about Albin Kurti's alleged violation of an EU agreement, citing the closure of two clinics in Srbica as an example.

The head of the UN peacekeeping mission in Kosovo has issued a warning that prevailing mistrust could jeopardize the stability of the region following recent elections.

Serbian flags displayed along the main street in Gračanica were removed by workers from an Albanian private firm, accompanied by Kosovo police, reportedly on the orders of Kosovo's Minister for Administration and Local Self-Government, Eljber Krasniqi.

The US Deputy Head of Mission to the UN, Ambassador Temi Brusu, stated at a UN Security Council session that normalization of relations is the only path forward for Serbia and Kosovo. She also suggested that the UN Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK) is losing its purpose.