Tag: #Kosovo
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Kosovo elects popular leader as President
Vjosa Osmani elected president of Kosovo
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Palestinians condemn Kosovo’s embassy in Jerusalem
Jerusalem, March 15 (AFP/APP):The Palestinians on Monday condemned Kosovo for opening an embassy in Jerusalem, after it became the first Muslim-majority territory to recognise the disputed city as Israel’s capital. Kosovo, which formally opened the embassy on Sunday, made the move in exchange for Israel recognising the independence it declared in 2008 following a…
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Kosovo poll contenders: reformers vs leaderless rebels
Pristina, Feb 14 (AFP/APP):Kosovo heads to the polls Sunday in a vote pitting a left-wing reformist party against traditional elites who have run the former Serbian province for the past decade. Here are the main players vying to win Kosovo’s fifth election since its 2008 independence. – Reformers – Pollsters are betting on a victory…
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Kosovo election pits new generation against an old guard
Kosovars went to polls as the Kosovo election pits new generation against an old guard
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Kosovo establishes Israel ties, to open embassy in Jerusalem
Kosovo has established diplomatic ties with Israel and has recognised Jerusalem as the Jewish state’s capital
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Kosovo Ex-President Thaci Appears at War Crimes Court
Kosovo’s Ex-President Thaci has appeared before a war crimes court.
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Kosovo President Resigns to Face War Crimes Court
The Kosovo President has resigned to face a war crimes court.
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Kosovo declares Nobel laureate Handke ‘persona non grata’
Pristina, Dec 12 (AFP/APP): Kosovo declared Peter Handke a ‘persona non grata’ on Wednesday in the latest protest against his induction as a Nobel literature laureate, barring the Austrian writer from a place he has visited numerous times. The Swedish Academy’s pick for the 2019 prize has reopened old wounds in the Balkans, where many…
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Kosovo elections Results
Pristina, Oct 7 (AFP/APP):Opposition parties won the night in Kosovo’s election Sunday taking the lead over former guerrillas who have dominated politics for the past decade. The leftist-nationalist Vetevendosje was in first place with 26 percent of the vote, followed by the centre-right LDK who had 25.2 percent after more than three quarters of the…
