Nora Gjakova wins Kosovo’s third Olympic gold medal

Peja judoka Nora Gjakova has won the gold medal in the women’s lightweight division at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games in Japan following Distria Krasniqi’s gold in the extra-lightweight competition on Saturday.

Von Cramon: French reluctance to grant visa liberalisation ‘a big mistake’

The European Parliament’s rapporteur for Kosovo Viola von Cramon has described the EU’s failure to lift visa restrictions for Kosovo citizens as ‘discriminatory’ and blamed the French government for the blockage.

Can Albin Kurti reshape the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue?

Kosovo’s new administration has recently sent signals that it is more uncompromising than its predecessors in its interactions with Serbia, but will this assertive approach work in Brussels?

Remains of at least nine people exhumed from mass grave in Serbia

The exhumation process at a mass war grave in southern Serbia has been completed with the remains of at least nine individuals recovered, including two identified as victims of the Rezalle massacre in 1999.

Coalition of NGOs call for inclusion of Serb victims in Podujevo memorial

Humanitarian Law Centre Kosovo has said that a memorial to bus passengers killed in a 1999 NATO air strike unveiled by the Municipality of Podujevo on Saturday excludes the names of 13 Serbian victims.