With 1.9 million people, mostly ethnic Albanians but also Serbs, Kosovo’s road to independence has been characterised by conflict. Once part of Yugoslavia, it became a territory of Serbia and ...

Around 11,400 people died, mostly from Kosovo’s ethnic Albanian majority, in the 1998-1999 war in Kosovo, which was formerly ...

Kosovo war crimes prosecutors have laid out evidence, questioning scores of witnesses, building their case for why former ...

Labour’s role in Kosovo is among our party’s greatest foreign policy successes. With pro-Russian, Serbian forces trying to ...

Serbia has seen months of anti-government rallies after 16 deaths from a railway station roof collapse triggered accusations ...

The number of indictments for sexual abuse during the Kosovo war rose last year, a new report says - warning that a lack of judicial cooperation with Serbia continues to hinder justice. This post ...

Around 11,400 people died in the 1998-1999 war in Kosovo, mostly from Kosovo's ethnic Albanian majority. A 78-day NATO air campaign ended the fighting and pushed Serbian forces out.

The first session of Kosovo’s newly-elected parliament had to be cancelled after it failed to constitute new lawmakers, a necessary move which could take the country into a prolonged legal saga before ...

In 1999 Nato carried out aerial bombardment of targets in neighbouring Serbia as part of efforts to bring the conflict with Kosovo to an end. Following a peace agreement, Serbian forces withdrew ...