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The former head of the Pristina-based Institute for Advancing Interethnic Relations, Fatmir Sheholli, pleaded not guilty to spying for Serbia's intelligence agency, the BIA.
As the EU awaits final approval for plans to set up ‘return hubs’ in third countries for migrants awaiting deportation, it’s predicted that Balkan countries could end up hosting such holding centres despite concerns about human rights violations.
Kosovo’s Special Prosecution has indicted Fatmir Sheholli on charges of espionage and blackmail, alleging that he was recruited by Serbia’s intelligence agency and acted on its instructions.
Prishtina Basic Court ordered 30 days detention for Fehim Sali, a teacher from Dragash suspected of espionage and of working for Serbia’s intelligence agency, BIA.
Kosovo leaders express alarm after Serbian President floats plan to change course of a key river as revenge for Prishtina's alleged mistreatment of Kosovo Serbs.
