By Valentina Dimitrievska in Skopje Kosovo has once again found itself grappling with one of its most persistent and damaging problems: an unreliable electricity supply. Despite years of warnings from ...

Friday’s announcement and the recount, which is expected to last for a few weeks, have fueled fears that a yearlong political ...

More than 100 people in Kosovo have been detained over allegations of vote tampering in the December 28 elections.

More than 100 people have been detained on suspicion of tampering with votes from Kosovo's December 28 election, prosecutors ...

Kosovo authorities have detained 109 individuals connected to alleged vote manipulation, prompting a recount of December's parliamentary election. The recount raises concerns over prolonged political ...

Serbia and Kosovo’s joint commission on missing persons convened in Brussels for the first time, over two years after it was announced, the EU ...

Authorities in Kosovo have detained 109 people in connection with alleged vote manipulation that has led to a recount of last ...

Human User Verification to Counter Disinformation from Anonymous Accounts up to AI-Driven Bots Users across the globe will soon have an alternative to the existing social media channels with the ...

The European Union says it will start this month to lift sanctions first imposed on Kosovo in the summer of 2023 when Pristina implemented the results of controversial elections in the Serb-dominated ...

International law is not an abstract concept for the Western Balkans. It is a shield. For countries like Kosovo, unfinished, contested and still vulnerable, it makes the difference between sovereignty ...