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Fatos Nano and Sali Berisha, two sworn enemies who are poles apart in Albanian politics, have both confronted challenges from their younger colleagues. The battle has been hard - and has already claimed one casualty.
Which governing authority in Kosovo should bear responsibility for failing to prevent the recent violence?
A decade after the Yugoslav crisis broke out, the West is still struggling to formulate effective policies for the region.
Rooting out corruption and quashing organised crime are crucial to restoring peace and stability to the Balkans
New political parties are mushrooming in Kosovo in the run-up to municipal elections.
America is running out of patience with Kosovo Albanian leaders over their failure to curb militant members of their community.
The motive behind the massacre of 14 Serbs as they peacefully gathered in the harvest from a field outside the village of Gracko on July 23 has been questioned. So too is KFOR's ability to prevent such violence.
Ibrahim Rugova returned to Kosovo Thursday but was gone again within hours. But no other Kosovo Albanians are in charge either.
Kosovo Albanians are still unable to form a unified front. But the balance of power has clearly shifted to the KLA, leaving Rugova nearly a private envoy.
To stay alive in Kosovo, Albanians are resorting to ingenious measures, boring holes in the walls, scurrying into attics, and relying on the spirit of children. Still, many are lost.