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Pristina: relatives of Kosovo Albanians held in FYR Macedonia demand their release

Relatives of Kosovo Albanians, arrested in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia after recent clashes, are calling for them to be freed. Taking

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EU membership remains Serbia's priority, says PM Aleksandar Vucic

Though the past is difficult to forget at times, Serbia has its sights on the future. In this edition of The Global Conversation Isabelle Kumar meets Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic to talk Kosovo, EU membership and press freedom.

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Bach promises to personally present Kosovo its first Olympic medal

Youngest International Olympic Committee member state Kosovo got a first visit from the president, Thomas Bach, on Saturday. The IOC gave the former

My Europe Series

Fleeing Kosovo: over the border and back again

Planes carrying Kosovars, who had illegally migrated to Germany, have begun landing at Pristina airport. An estimated 50,000 to 100,000 people left

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Kosovo emptying out, hopes for independent future exhausted

Migrants from Kosovo walk into the dawn. Hungary has intercepted more than 10,000 of them since the beginning of this year, according to data given

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Kosovans' high hopes after independence turn to despair as 5,000 children flee to EU

Jubilant throngs gathered around gigantic letters spelling “NEWBORN,” when Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008. Today, there’s a new

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German police help catch Kosovan refugees on Hungarian border

Equipped with thermal imaging cameras, police teams monitor migrant activity on the Serb-Hungarian border.

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Ethnic Serb politician is sacked after remarks trigger unrest in Kosovo

Kosovo has sacked one of its government ministers after he described Kosovo Albanians as savages when they protested at Serb pilgrims marking

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Kosovo: protesters demand minister's resignation

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Police and protesters clash in 'worst Kosovo unrest' since 2008 breakaway

Riot police and anti-government protesters fought running battles on Tuesday in what has been described as Kosovo’s worst unrest since it

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Kosovan Prime Minister Isa Mustafa sworn in as unions threaten strike action

Kosovo’s new prime minister was sworn in on Friday, six months after the June 8 general election. The outgoing prime minister, Hashim Thaci, will

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Ombudsman: Initial report on Eulex irregularities is missing

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Kosovo to compete at 2016 Olympics in Rio

Kosovo on Tuesday gained full membership of the International Olympic Committee and therefore will be eligible to compete at the 2016 Rio Games

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Coalition deal ends stalemate in Kosovo

Kosovo’s two main parties have signed a coalition deal to end six months of wrangling since an inconclusive election. The agreement involves former

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Guns destroyed in Kosovo security operation

The authorities in Kosovo have destroyed more than 2,000 rifles and small firearms as part of an effort to improve security in the Balkan country

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Kosovo's PM Thaci on statehood, corruption and the EU dream

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Kosovo: crime and cooperation

My Europe Series

More fear than hope in north Kosovo?

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Belgrade faces tough choices to realise EU membership goal

My Europe Series

Support builds for Kosovo at London 2012