Kosovo, Hungary presidents meet to strengthen relations"

Kosovar President Vjosa Osmani met Hungary’s President Tamas Sulyok in Budapest on Tuesday in a bid to strengthen bilateral cooperation and expand strategic partnerships. BUDAPEST, June 17 – Osmani received full military honors ahead of a formal bilateral …

A memorial to the survivors of sexual violence in the Kosovo capital Pristina

Kosovo Can Deepen US Ties with Cyber-Defence and Drone Collaboration

In late May, Montenegro approved a letter of intent to initiate domestic drone production in partnership with US-based By Light Professional IT Services and associate company 4WINDS, with Montenegrin firms such as Tara Aerospace and Poliex to produce and …

Finally speaking out: Ramadan Nishori, who was raped during Kosovo war

Kosovo's PM calls for pressure on Belgrade after Trump comments on talks with Serbia

Kosovo’s acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti said normalising relations with Serbia remains possible, but only if Belgrade implements the 2023 Agreement on the Path to Normalisation, Gazeta Express reported on June 16. His comments follow remarks by US …

EULEX : Council renews the mandate of the EU civilian mission in Kosovo*

EU Renews Mandate of EULEX Mission in Kosovo Until 2027 Brussels, 17 June 2025 — The Council of the European Union has officially extended the mandate of the European Union Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo (EULEX Kosovo) for two more years, until 14 June 2027 …

Kosovo court sentences Serb to 15 years for wartime rape

PRISHTINA, June 17 – A court in Prishtina has sentenced Zivojin Nesic, a Kosovo Serb, to 15 years in prison for the rape of an ethnic Albanian woman during the 1998–99 war in Kosovo. The court found Nesic guilty of committing war crimes against the …

Kosovo war rapes: Male victim breaks 'suffocating' silence

A monument dedicated to Bosnian-Serb fighters is seen in the center of Eastern-Bosnian town of Foca, on May 20, 2025. At least 20,000 people suffered sexual violence across Bosnia as Yugoslavia collapsed into the worst war Europe had then seen since 1945. …

‘Convicted on Paper’: Defendants Absent in War Crime Trials in Kosovo and Serbia

Twenty-six years since Serbian forces attacked the village of Meja and nearby settlements in the southwestern Kosovo municipality of Gjakova/Djakovica, killing over 370 people, the trial for the massacre in Pristina, Kosovo’s capital, finally started …

Serbia’s War Crimes Prosecutor Increases Indictments Against Kosovo Albanians

In contrast to previous years, Serbia’s War Crimes Prosecutor significantly increased the number of indictments in 2024. The majority of these charges target Kosovo Albanians, and according to the Humanitarian Law Center (HLC), this trend is largely driven …