The Prime Minister of the country, Albin Kurti, has declared that September 1 will be a normal day at the border points between Kosovo and Serbia. He even told the Serbian BBC that he did not rule out the possibility of another agreement in the next meeting with the Serbian president, Aleksandar Vucicin Brussels. “September… Continue reading Prime Minister Kurti: September 1 will be a normal day
The President of Albania, Bajram Begaj, said on Monday in Pristina that he fully supports the actions of the Kosovo authorities, following tensions in the north of the country on July 31, where protesters blocked roads to oppose the government’s decision on reciprocity measures with Serbia for the use of identification documents and car plates.… Continue reading Begaj: The extension of Kosovo’s authority in the north – completely legitimate
The announcement of the winners and the distribution of prizes in Prizren closed the curtain on the 21st edition of Dokufest, the international documentary and short film festival. The best Balkan film has been declared “Workers’ Factory” by Serxhan Kovacevic, director and cinematographer from Zagreb. This film is about the workers who in 2005 took… Continue reading The 21st edition of “Dokufest” is closed
Crystal clear waters, Unesco world heritage sites and only the very occasional British voice in earshot. Albania is shaking off its reputation for organised crime and taking on Greece and Croatia as tourism bounces back from the pandemic. Such is the demand, airlines are increasing flight frequencies, holiday companies are introducing new tours and major… Continue reading TikTok drives holiday bargain-hunters to Albania
At least 11 people were killed and another six wounded, including two children and the attacker, and six more seriously wounded in the Montenegrin old capital of Cetinje after a mass shooting on Friday, the Montenegrin prosecution confirmed on Friday. The massacre happened in the late afternoon and, according to the reports, most of the… Continue reading Mass Shooting in Montenegro Leaves 11 Dead
In the 40th edition of the International Seminar on Albanian Language, Literature and Culture, there will be no participants from Russia, said the director of the seminar, Shkumbin Munishi. The 40th edition of the Language Seminar will be held from August 15 to 26. Munishi, in an interview, which will be published in the following… Continue reading The Albanian Language Seminar had no participants from Russia
The head of NATO, Jens Stoltenberg, will hold separate meetings in Brussels with the Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, and the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, on August 17. These meetings will be held just one day before the new round of dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia, which is mediated by the European Union.… Continue reading NATO Secretary General to meet with Kosovo and Serbian leaders
The Minister of Internal Affairs, Xelal Svecla, today met the journalists from Ukraine, to whom he shared the decision which guarantees them the status of temporary protection in our country. Svecla said that Kosovo will continue to stand by the Ukrainian people in the future with all the institutional bodies. “The resistance, determination and righteous… Continue reading Kosovo guarantees temporary protective status for Ukrainian journalists
Former US President Donald Trump has declined to answer questions as part of a New York state investigation into his family’s business practices. Mr Trump had sued in an effort to block the interview at the New York attorney general’s office on Wednesday. State officials accuse the Trump Organization of misleading authorities about the value… Continue reading Donald Trump refuses to answer questions in New York investigation
Russia has appointed a new commander to oversee the war in Ukraine as it shifts its strategy following an initial setback, the United States said. The Kremlin has tapped Army General Aleksandr Dvornikov, who commands Russia’s forces in the southern military district, to lead the war in Ukraine, U.S. national-security adviser Jake Sullivan said in… Continue reading Russia Appoints Notorious General To Oversee Ukraine War Amid Setbacks, U.S. Says
