Kosovo to Stop Paying for Energy in Serb-Majority North

Minister of Economy says Kosovo government will not continue allocating state money to cover energy bills in the Serb-majority north, where consumers have not paid for their electricity since the war ended.

Kosovo Citizens Raise Concerns and Hold Serbia Accountable Amid North Tensions

For the citizens in Prishtina, the tensions in the north are worrying, for those in South Mitrovica this is nothing new. But they all believe that Serbia is to blame.

Kosovo Opens Auction for First Solar Park

Kosovo has launched an auction for its first solar energy park, with an expected investment of 75 million euros to generate 100 megawatts of energy.

Kurti Met Members of Independent Public Agency Before They Were Elected to Board

PM met four members elected to the Board of the Independent Commission for Mines and Minerals, an independent agency before they were appointed by the Assembly in 2021.

NATO Parliamentarians’ Seminar in Prishtina Puts Kosovo’s Euro-Atlantic Integration under Magnifying Glass

For three days, Prishtina became the host of the 102nd Rose-Roth seminar of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly, which discussed various topics, from the challenges of the Western Balkans for Euro-Atlantic integration to the role of young people in building sustainable societies.