Kosovo 

The municipality of Prizren provided a total of 1100 families with social assistance for the winter season with 3 cubic metres of wood

A group of young people from Belgrade and Pristina has created a new dictionary highlighting how much Serbs and Albanians have in common, with over 2.000 entries of shared words and surnames bridging ethnic and national divides

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has stated that consideration is being given to the need to add more troops in Kosovo

The total number of air passengers in September 2023 was 304.420, or 20,3% more than in the same period of the previous year, while the number of rail passengers was 4.990, or 24,9% fewer

The Government of Kosovo approved the draft law for the 2024 budget in the amount of €3,3 billion, a small increase compared to last year's budget

Kosovo Statistical Agency explained reasons for postponing 1st November population census, citing delays in purchase of tablets, the failure to hire supervisors, and the possibility of a boycott of the registration by the Serbian community

Sunday's Euro 2024 qualifying match between Kosovo and Israel has been postponed for security reasons

Another 150 soldiers will be sent to Kosovo by Germany in April next year

Those arrested for the terrorist attack on the Kosovo police on Sunday in Banjska, Zveçani, can be sentenced from 25 years to life imprisonment, said Gëzim Shala of the Kosovo Institute of Justice

Negotiations mediated by the EU with the leaders of Serbia and Kosovo have made no progress in improving their relations because it was "not possible to bridge differences today"

A lack of attention to prosecution leaves too many victims of domestic violence struggling to access justice and support when they leave abusive situations, a new report by Amnesty International says

A statue bearing the names of 23 Kosovo Albanians who saved Jews from the Holocaust during World War II has been inaugurated in Pristina

The Kosovo Center for the Rehabilitation of Survivors of Torture believes that apart from the 230-euro pension, other rights are almost impossible to realize for women and men who were violated during the war