Kosovo Court Gives MPs Another Month to Elect New President
Kosovo’s Constitutional Court said it has overturned President Vjosa Osmani’s verdict to dissolve parliament and gave MPs 34 more days to try to choose a head of state and avoid…
Kosovo Stages Massacre Exhibition to Mark Anniversary of NATO Air Strikes
An open-air exhibition in Pristina commemorates the 27th anniversary of NATO’s military intervention to end the Kosovo war and the ethnic cleansing of ethnic Albanians. KAYNAK: Balkan Insight
Pregnant in a Warzone: Giving Birth as NATO’s Bombs Fell on Yugoslavia
Emine Berisha was an expectant mother in Pristina in March 1999 when NATO started bombing Yugoslavia. The experience made her understand the price pregnant women pay in conflict. KAYNAK: Balkan…
Middle East Crisis: Balkan Countries Act to Ease Spike in Oil Prices
As oil and gas prices surge amid the Iran war, Balkan countries are pondering ways to reduce the impact on households and businesses. KAYNAK: Balkan Insight
Week in Review: Ripples, Currents and Changing Fortunes
Our selection of Balkan Insight Premium stories this week takes stock of a world and a region caught in flux and uncertainty. KAYNAK: Balkan Insight
All Eyes on Kosovo Court as Yet Another Election Looms
Having just exited one political crisis, Kosovo finds itself in another. KAYNAK: Balkan Insight
Kosovo Convicts Two of War Crime Charges
Zoran Kostic and Dragan Milovic have been sentenced to 15 and seven years of imprisonment respectively after Pristina court found them guilty of war crimes committed in the region of…
Kosovo Court Finds Serb Not Guilty of War Crimes
Court finds Dragan Ristic not guilty of war crimes in 1999 in Gjakova/Djakovica, highlighting that the prosecution had proved that crimes were committed by Serbian forces, but not that Ristic…
Anti-Democratic Trends Mean 65% of CEE Citizens Now Live in Electoral Autocracies: Report
Among the new ‘autocratizers’ are Croatia, Slovakia and Slovenia, says report compiled by V-Dem Institute in Sweden. KAYNAK: Balkan Insight
Icelandic Bid for EU Membership Would Boost Montenegro’s Chances
If Iceland restarts its European Union accession talks following a referendum this summer, Balkan membership bid frontrunner Montenegro stands to benefit from the revived enlargement momentum. KAYNAK: Balkan Insight