Kosovo News

An ex-archbishop in Canada was sentenced to 8-month imprisonment on Wednesday, July 9, for molesting an altar boy.

A delegation from the German parliament led by Andreas Schockenhoff will arrive in Belgrade to meet with officials of the Serbian government and opposition.

Plus, Montenegro's odds of NATO membership on the rise, and a master craftsman revives an ancient art in Uzbekistan.

Investigations into attempted bribery by Hungary's oil and gas company Mol Group in Croatia led to the trial and imprisonment of former Croatia Prime Minister Ivo Sanader.

Open discussion on security issues and direct contacts among young opinion-makers of the three entities is crucial for regional progress, according to experts and youth.

A Kosovo court said on Friday it had indicted suspected Balkan crime boss Naser Kelmendi, blacklisted by Washington on suspicion of trafficking drugs, for organised crime, murder and drug smuggling.

Plus, Montenegro's odds of NATO membership on the rise, and a master craftsman revives an ancient art in Uzbekistan.

In February 2008, the majority Albanian population of Kosovo declared their independence of Serbia in a document designed to reassure the world that their cause offered no precedent for any similar separatist or secessionist movements.

Kosovar Bosnian woman Arleta Sahiti poses after her face was painted during a presentation of the traditional wedding ceremony of Bosnian women from Zhupa region at the Ethnological Museum in Pristina, Kosovo, July 2, 2014.

ABIGAIL GRACE was born May 3 to Jennifer and Justin Gunnoe of Pristina, Kosovo. She weighed 7 pounds, 3 ounces and was 19.5 inches long.

Plus, Bulgaria stops work on South Stream but says it will ultimately press on, and long sentences are handed out in a Russian journalist's killing.

From a tropical storm brewing off the coast of Florida to traditional wedding ceremony in Kosovo, check out today's most striking photos from across the globe.

Serbian Parliament Deputy Speaker Gordana AEomiae has been elected rapporteur of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe Parliamentary Assembly.

Serbian Government's Office for Kosovo and Metohija Director Marko Duriae was on Tuesday prevented from entering the territory of the province.

Police in Kosovo have arrested three people on terrorism charges amid a crackdown against home-grown extremists who are accused of joining and recruiting for terrorist groups in the Middle East.

Plus, Montenegro's odds of NATO membership on the rise, and a master craftsman revives an ancient art in Uzbekistan.

Belgrade's liaison officer in Pristina, who was prevented from entering the province by the Kosovo authorities, "urged the EU and international community to solve the issue as soon as possible."

Election officials in Kosovo on June 26 confirmed the results of recent parliamentary elections, setting a deadline for a new government to be formed.

The regulator said the Russian-government-owned company breached competition rules in 2012 when it declined to arrange a gas exchange to enable Lithuanian power corporation Lietuvos Energijos Gamyba to buy gas from a Western European company.

Plus, Bulgaria stops work on South Stream but says it will ultimately press on, and long sentences are handed out in a Russian journalist's killing.