Kosovo

Serbs Likely to Vote in Kosovo Elections

Although Belgrade's dithering has confused the Kosovo Serbs, they seem unlikely to boycott Kosovo's parliamentary poll.

Albanian: North-South Chasm Widens

As investment and tourism trickles into southern towns, the rural mountainous north feels abandoned.

Kosovars Vow to Fight On for Lost Lands

Albanian villagers say a border agreement hatched between Yugoslavia and Macedonia has deprived them of their farms.

Serbia: Police Chief Sacking Seen as 'Purge'

Removal of senior police chief is widely seen as completing a politically-inspired clear-out of Serbia’s security apparatus.

Comment: We Must Fight for Memory of Bosnia's Camps

On his first return visit to the Serb-run camps that he and ITN revealed to the world 12 years ago, journalist Ed Vulliamy reflects on the lessons that the Serbs have failed to absorb.

Kosovo Pollution Fears

Lung cancer and respiratory diseases are cutting a swathe through villages next to Kosovo’s ageing electricity stations.

Serbia: Monckton Grudges Emerge

Alleged British spy chief roused ire of Serbian politcians and elements of the secret service.

Kosovo Peacekeepers Try to Rebuild Reputation

Force hopes major improvements in training and intelligence will ensure violence on scale of the March riots never reoccurs.

Kosovars Demand Progress on Missing

Belgrade denies stalling identification and return of ethnic Albanian corpses for political reasons.

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