NATO has declined Belgrade’s request to deploy 1,000 Serbian security and military personnel to Kosovo amid growing tensions between the two countries, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said. In an ...
A man holds Serbian ... flags during a "warning protest" against the 11-point plan that U.S and European Union officials presented as a way out of a decades-long problem between Serbia and Kosovo ...
Kosovo is a majority ethnic Albanian former Serbian province. The 1998-99 war erupted when separatist ethnic Albanians rebelled against Serbia’s rule, and Belgrade responded with a brutal crackdown.
Serbia doesn't recognize Kosovo's sovereignty. FIFA didn't specify which incidents at Stadium 974 led to charges relating to “misconduct of players and officials,” discrimination and “misconduct of ...
No one wants long, grueling wars—but the consequences of impatience can be worse. Analysis: Kosovo Has a Deal—if the West Can Save It Create an FP account to save articles to read later and in ...
Or so it seemed. Serbia and Kosovo reached a verbal agreement on the normalization of relations during ongoing talks in the E.U. facilitated Belgrade-Pristina Dialogue. Serbian President ...
in a sign of escalating tensions between Serbia and Kosovo. The announcement follows unverified claims from Serbian state media that Kosovar police forces opened fire while trying to tear down a ...
PRISTINA (Reuters) - National flags waved in Pristina's streets on Friday as Kosovo celebrated 15 years of independence with an eye to reaching a normalisation deal with Serbia, crucial to ...
OHRID, North Macedonia -- The leaders of Serbia and Kosovo have tentatively agreed on how to implement a European Union-sponsored plan to normalize their relations after decades of tensions ...
The Republic of Kosovo declared its independence in 2008, but Serbia continues to block international recognition of the country's autonomy– with support from China ...
Kosovo and Serbia have agreed to back a proposed European Union plan for normalization of relations, but, in a sign of persisting differences about its implementation, stopped short of signing it.
Kosovo, the majority of whose people are ethnic Albanians, in 2008 declared independence from Serbia, which has been recognized by the United States and most EU countries but not by Belgrade ...
