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Thousands of Serbs protest in Kosovo over currency ban
Kosovo Serbs gathered in Mitrovica on Monday to protest Priština’s decision to make the Euro the only legal currency.
EU frowns upon Kosovo phasing out dinar without transition period
The European Commission urges Kosovo to give more time to Serb minorities using the dinar before phasing out the currency completely from the country's monetary system.
Serbia considers reintroducing conscription as regional tensions grow
Serbia's relations with Kosovo and Bosnia are at a low ebb, raising concerns about a return to violence.
Kosovo to receive weapons from the US as part of military development
Following a decision from parliament, the Kosovo Security Forces are transforming into a formal and professional military. Pristina aims to have the transformation completed by 2028. Euronews Serbia met with the Minister of the KSF to find out more.
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Could Serbia bring back the draft?
Serbia's army is proposing bringing back the draft as tensions continue to rise in the Balkan region.
Kosovo celebrates its long-awaited joining of the Schengen zone
The Western Balkan nation was the last in the region to access free travel within the European Union.
'We belong': LGBTQ community finds haven in Kosovo's Bubble Pub
As the sun rises over Kosovo’s Pristina, the call to Muslim morning prayer from tens of minarets echoes through the city, just as the last call sees patrons at the capital's first and only LGBT bar Bubble Pub wrap up an evening of socialising and partying.
NATO chief commits to Bosnia's territorial integrity
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg says the alliance will do whatever is necessary to preserve peace in the Western Balkans and even indicated that it might increase the alliance's deployment in Kosovo and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Kosovo to set up institute to document 'Serbian war crimes'
The decision comes days after the European Union’s envoy for the western Balkans paid a surprise visit to Kosovo.
Ursula von der Leyen's message of peace and prosperity for the Balkans
The EU Commission President is half way through a four-day visit to the Western Balkans.
Von der Leyen vows to bring Western Balkan and EU economies 'closer'
European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen vowed to bring the economies of the Western Balkans and the European Union 'closer' on Monday as she began a four-day tour of the region.
Serbia and Kosovo leaders set to resume normalisation talks
The leaders of Serbia and Kosovo are scheduled to meet with top EU officials on Thursday to try to normalise ties. Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti are not expected to meet face-to-face - but the aim is to push forward with new proposals floated last weekend.
Withdrawal of Serbian troops from Kosovo border 'welcome' - US
NATO has called on both sides to negotiate as "the only way to achieve lasting peace".
Kosovo PM calls on NATO to help fill security vacuum in north
Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti is calling for greater cooperation with NATO in order to better secure his country's Serbian-dominated northern territories.
Kosovo PM backs NATO decision to bolster troops in the Balkans
Prime Minister Albin Kurti welcomed NATO's decision to bolster its troops in the volatile Balkan region following last weekend's deadly shootout between Serb insurgents and Kosovo police officers.
Russia's Balkan power play continues as Kosovo tensions flare
A recent siege at a monastery in Kosovo saw Moscow take another chance to defend Serbia.
Kosovo mourns slain police officer while some gunmen remain at large
Kosovo on Monday observed a day of mourning for the Kosovar Albanian police officer killed by Serb gunmen in the north of the country in one of the worst confrontations since it declared independence from Serbia in 2008.
'Terrorist act': Kosovo blames Serbia for deadly monastery shootout
The incident comes as tensions ramp up between Kosovo and neighbouring Serbia, which does not recognise the independence of its former province.
Serbia and Kosovo's hopes of joining EU at risk, Brussels says
Josep Borrell warns that the lack of progress could hurt their hopes of joining the bloc.
Kosovo MPs brawl in parliament after lawmaker spills water on PM
Lawmaker Mergim Lushtaku, from the Democratic Party of Kosovo, approached Kurti while he was speaking and threw water at him, which triggered the brawl.