Ukraine continues to call on Western powers for more weapons. Earlier, the governor of the Donetsk region told the BBC that military equipment was “very important”. As Ukrainian forces in the east of the country prepare for a “renewed” Russian attack, here is a brief look at some of the weapons that have already been… Continue reading What weapons have been sent to Ukraine?
Lista Serbe – the largest party of Serbs in Kosovo – decided on Saturday to leave the central institutions of the Republic of Kosovo, as well as the municipalities in the north of the country. “We have decided to leave all political institutions, the Assembly, the Government, and the four municipalities in the north of… Continue reading The Serbs decide to leave the institutions of Kosovo
Nearly two-thirds of Ukrainian children have fled their homes since the start of the Russian occupation of Ukraine six weeks ago, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) said on April 12. The United Nations has verified the deaths of 142 young people, although it has warned that the exact figures could be much higher. Manuel… Continue reading Over four million Ukrainian children have fled their homes
The Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti said on Tuesday, April 12, that the Kosovo authorities will cooperate with the state of Switzerland to understand more about the claims of the former rapporteur of the Council of Europe, Dick Marty, that the Serbian security structures have planned his assassination. Marty, a former Swiss senator, investigated… Continue reading Kosovo will cooperate with Switzerland over Dick Marty’s claims
The association “Uskana” in the United States of America has called for the Albanians who are in Chicago to attend the premiere of the movie “The Hero” on Sunday. “The Hidai (Eddie) Bregu Albanian Studies Program, near DePaul University, invites you to attend the premiere of Luan Krzeziu’s film Hero”, the announcement states. Also, before… Continue reading The film about the war in Kosovo will be shown in Chicago on Sunday
The European Union has warned that Russia’s war against Ukraine is pushing the world to the brink of a food crisis. A day after the World Bank said Ukraine’s economy would shrink by almost half this year, European bloc chief diplomat Josep Borrell said on April 11 that Russia’s bombing and blockade of ports, making… Continue reading The EU warns of a possible food crisis as a result of the war in Ukraine
The hacker group Anonymous reports that it has “stolen” over 700GB of data related to the Government of Russia. According to them, there are over 200 thousand e-mails of the Ministry of Culture. “Over 700GB of data from the Russian Government have been discovered. “These data include more than 200 thousand e-mails from the Ministry… Continue reading Anonymous exposes over 700GB of Kremlin data
The Prime Minister of Albania, Edi Rama, has requested the abolition of the visa regime for the citizens of Kosovo, saying that all the criteria for such a thing have already been met. He in a press conference together with the German Chancellor Olaf Scholz in Berlin, said that he hopes that the German state… Continue reading Rama demands the abolition of visas for Kosovo in Berlin
The World Bank has published its latest report on the economy in the Europe and Central Asia region. According to this report, Kosovo’s economy experienced a strong recovery in 2021, supported by a resurgence of domestic demand and record export growth. It further states that inflation has also intensified, driven by rising import prices. However,… Continue reading Economic growth in Kosovo is expected to slow to 3.9 percent in 2022
Kosovo’s government had vowed to boost trade with neighbouring Albania and reduce the country’s reliance on imports from Serbia, but official data shows that this year, at least, the reverse is happening. In the first nine months of this year, the value of imports from Serbia grew 27 per cent compared to the same period… Continue reading Despite Best Efforts, Kosovo’s Trade Ties with Serbia Hard to Supplant
