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The funeral of Fatmir Krasniqi in Prishtina, killed in May 1991 during his mandatory military service in the Yugoslav People’s Army, JNA. Photo: Courtesy of Ridvan Slivova

“Forgotten Chapter”: Exhibition Commemorates Kosovo Albanian Soldiers Killed in Yugoslav Army

Kosovo is calling for justice for Albanian soldiers murdered while serving in the former Yugoslav army. Family members recall horrors of the 80's and early 90’s and an Albanian photographer, who did his mandatory military service under Ratko Mladić, has documented the events and is offering evidence to the Kosovo Institute for War Crimes.

Members of the Parliament vote for the new speaker of the parliament of the Republic of Kosovo in Pristina, Kosovo, 26 December 2019. EPA-EFE/VALDRIN XHEMAJ

Post-Election Stalemate: Who Can Govern Kosovo?

After the February 2025 parliamentary elections, Kosovo finds itself in a political standstill, as no political party can form a government on its own and the current ruling party Vetëvendosje’s attempt to negotiate with the third biggest party, the Democratic League of Kosovo failed.

Kosovo PM Pranked by Russians Pretending to be Latvia’s President

Albin Kurti's office blamed Moscow for the prank call in which a member of a Russian comic duo pretending to be Latvia's President grilled him about Kosovo’s current affairs.

Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti (L) and the Minister for Communities and Return, Nenad Rasic (R), at a press conference in Prishtina on March 9, 2025. Photo: PM Office

Kosovo’s PM Accuses Serbia of Interfering in Parliamentary Elections

Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti accused Serbia of interfering in the February 9 parliamentary elections in Kosovo, alleging that Serbia influenced the election of MPs from the Serb and other non-majority ethnic communities.

Kosovo's Prime minister Albin Kurti. Photo: Urim Krasniqi/Prishtina Insight.

PM Kurti Refuses to Testify Over Alleged Misuse of Kosovo’s Reserves

Kosovo's prime minister again ignores summons to testify in a probe about the alleged about misuse of state reserves, accusing the prosecutors of abusing their freedom in order to 'fight the government and not crime'.


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The funeral of Fatmir Krasniqi in Prishtina, killed in May 1991 during his mandatory military service in the Yugoslav People’s Army, JNA. Photo: Courtesy of Ridvan Slivova

“Forgotten Chapter”: Exhibition Commemorates Kosovo Albanian Soldiers Killed in Yugoslav Army
Pjeter Shala in court during the announcement of the verdict in July 2024. Photo: Livestream/Kosovo Specialist Chambers.

Kosovo’s ‘Commander Wolf’ Appeals Against Guilty Verdict in Hague Trial
Special Prosecution Office of Kosovo. Photo: BIRN

Kosovo Arrests Serb Ex-Police Unit Commander on War Crime Charges

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