Image by Michael Büker When the 22nd anniversary of the Srebrenica massacres is commemorated on Tuesday, 12 people who were convicted of responsibility for genocide will not be spending the day in prison cells. Having served their sentences and been released, most of them are now retired and live in…
Kozeta Cika contributed to this article Image by David Liuzzo Today, the government in Kosovo fell, after the parliament approved the opposition’s no-confidence motion against the current government with 78 votes. The vote was a surprise, as the government did not expect its allies to vote in favor of the…
More Balkan Trouble Brewing In An Area Famous For Mischief.
Kozeta Cika Also Contributed To This Article On April 18, during an interview for a European media outlet, Albanian Prime Minister, Edi Rama, stated that, if Europe’s doors were closed for the Western Balkans, smaller unions would appear, such as the unification of Albania with Kosovo. This statement triggered numerous…
Serb Officials Warn Of Another War In The Balkans.
The commanding general of NATO has promised that NATO troops will stay in the region, “as long as necessary” Chief of the Allied forces in Europe, General Curtis Skaparotti, said that NATO has no plans to withdraw troops from Kosovo. As reported by Associated Press, the statement was made during…
Kosovo President Hashim Thaci urged the EU and NATO on Thursday to warn Serbia against inciting a new conflict in Kosovo and the Balkans, but Serbia blamed Kosovo leaders for the failed agreements. European Union The Brussels meeting on Wednesday between the Serbian and Kosovo presidents and prime ministers was…
This weekend “Serbian Railways” launched the train “Belgrade – Kosovo.” It is the first train connecting the Serbian capital Belgrade and Kosovo since Kosovo conflict (1998-1999). Serbian authorities claim the renewed rail service allows the majority of Serbian population in Kosovo’s north to have better communication with central…