Kosovo-Serbia Relations

No More ‘Brotherhood and Unity’: Pre-War Kosovo Captured on Camera

Renowned Serbian photographer Imre Szabo recorded Kosovo’s gradual descent into turmoil in the 1980s and 1990s, documenting crucial events that led to the outbreak of war and how they affected ethnic Albanians and Serbs.

Milan Radoicic Arrested by Serbian Police Over North Attack

Former vice-president of Kosovo's largest Serbian party, Serbian List, Milan Radoicic, has been arrested by Serbian authorities, following his admission of involvement in the terrorist attack that occurred on September 24th in the North, resulting in the death of a Kosovo police officer.

Kosovo Serbs Detained for 30 Days for Police Killing; Prishtina Blames Belgrade

Kosovo’s government has produced evidence of what it says is the involvement of the main Belgrade-backed Kosovo Serb political party in an armed assault on police in the north of the country in which one officer died.

Kosovo PM Accuses Serbia-backed Gunmen of Shooting Kosovo Policemen

Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti claimed that a Serbian-backed group of “heavily armed” men had attacked the police, killing one and wounding two, before surrounding a monastery in the northern Banjska/Banjske area.

A Kosovo Police Officer Killed, Another Wounded in North Attack

A Kosovo Police officer was killed, another was wounded, and a third was injured in an attack by organized and armed groups in a village in the north of Kosovo, according to the Kosovo Police.