Albin Kurti

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'.

Kosovo Heads to Polls on Sunday to Elect New Parliament

The election is seen as a crucial test for current Prime Minister Albin Kurti, whose four-year mandate has been marred by disputes with Kosovo's Western partners.

Pictures of children killed during the war are on display at the exhibition 'Once upon a time and never again' in memory of children killed during the 1998-2000 war, in Prishtina, Kosovo. Photo: EPA/Valdrin Xhemaj

Kosovo Government Unveils Plan for Museum of Genocide

The Government of Kosovo approved a proposal to establish the Museum of Genocide and Struggle for Freedom to showcase ex-Yugoslavia and later Serbia’s crimes against Kosovo Albanians.