Pristina, Serbia News

Translations of little-known Albanian oral epics add another dimension to the endless conversation over the Battle of Kosovo.

"Did you see it?! It's not that great. It could have been much better. How could they waste so much money on such a lame ad?" These are some of the things we hear in Pristina nowadays.

An archive photo of a February 2008 protest in the Serbian capital city Belgrade against Kosovo's unilateral declaration of independence.

Bujanovac By Jeton Ismaili Serbia's biometric passports EU decision to lift visa restrictions on Serbian citizens is prompting Kosovo Albanians to claim they live in South Serbia, so they can access the benefits but very few succeed.

"Did you see it?! It's not that great. It could have been much better. How could they waste so much money on such a lame ad?" These are some of the things we hear in Pristina nowadays.

A decade after the Kosovo conflict, activists are still trying to establish the number of victims, information that analysts believe could be a key argument for a pro-independence ruling by an UN court.

Pristina Lawrence Marzouk Nazim Bllaca A video of a man who claims to have worked for Kosovo's unofficial secret service has been released in which he claims to been involved in a string of post-war political murders, attempted murders and beatings.

"Did you see it?! It's not that great. It could have been much better. How could they waste so much money on such a lame ad?" These are some of the things we hear in Pristina nowadays.

Serbian Minister for Kosovo Goran Bogdanoviae met in Pristina on Tuesday with KFOR commander Lt.

"Did you see it?! It's not that great. It could have been much better. How could they waste so much money on such a lame ad?" These are some of the things we hear in Pristina nowadays.

Pristina Fashion Week exhibited the creations of Kosovo student designers. Also in cultural news: Serbian writer Momo Kapor was acknowledged for his contribution to satire, and French Movie Week takes place in Pristina.

Pictures of missing people have been hanging for years next to the gate to the fence surrounding Kosovo's parliament.

One evening in the fall of 2000, former Foothills School Division superintendent David Lynn received a call, which took his life on an unexpected turn.

PRISTINA, Kosovo -- A panel led by EULEX judges at the District Court of Mitrovica North sentenced a Kosovo Serb to more than to six years in prison Thursday for inciting hatred, discord or intolerance and attempted aggravated murder.

The first local elections since Kosovo's unilateral declaration of independence from Serbia in February 2008 take place tomorrow, and calls for Kosovo Serbs to vote are growing louder.

Kosovo Election Results Released Pristina By Lawrence Marzouk Voters at polling station for Kosovo's municipal elections Democracy in Action, which had more than 2,000 monitors across Kosovo on Sunday, has released preliminary local election results for 18 municipalities.

Kosovo citizens went to the polls on Sunday for the first time since the ethnic Albanian majority declared independence from Serbia last year amid fears of a boycott by the Serb community.

GLOBOCICA: A tiny community of ethnic Serbian Muslims is agonising over whether to vote in Kosovo's landmark election tomorrow-weighing civic duty against fears that Serbia could cut off financial assistance.

Karadzic: Flawed Tribunal Decision Radovan Karadzic asks the Hague Tribunal to grant him the right to appeal the Tribunal's decision ordering the appointment of a Defence attorney to represent him.

Sunday's elections in Kosovo face several challenges. However, the new head of the Central Election Commission says the vote will be impartial and transparent.