Roma Refugees from Kosovo Still Suffering Exclusion in Serbia – Report

Twenty-five years after the end of Kosovo war, Roma refuges that fled to Serbia still struggle to obtain social inclusion and equal opportunities, and even personal documents, a new report says.

EU Scraps Visa Requirement for Kosovo Serbs With ‘Special’ Passports

Kosovo government protests as European Commission scraps visa requirement for its residents who hold Serbian passports issued by Serbia's Directorate for Kosovo.

Police keep watch near the crime scene outside the Israeli embassy in Belgrade, June 29. Photo: EPA-EFE/ANDREJ CUKIC

Serbian Policeman’s Alleged Killer Shot Dead

Interior Ministry on Friday says that the Kosovo Albanian suspected of having shot dead a Serbian border policeman near Loznica had been 'liquidated' after a manhunt.

Serbia Detains Kosovo Albanian for War Crimes; Prishtina Authorities Protest

A Serbian court has ordered custody for a Kosovo Albanian suspected of committing war crimes against Yugoslav Army troops during the Kosovo war - the fourth Kosovo Albanian arrested on war crime charges in the country this year.

US, EU and Serbia Condemn Kosovo’s Closure of Serb Banks

The EU and US have questioned Kosovo’s commitment to dialogue with Serbia after it closed six Serb bank offices under a ban on cash transactions in any currency other than the euro.