Albanian political parties are meeting to determine a date for early elections, with Albulena Haxhiu gathering leaders for discussions. The process has faced stalling over election law revisions.

Kosovo is grappling with a deepening political crisis that will necessitate its third general election in just over a year. The instability highlights ongoing challenges in the country's governance.

Besnik Kelmendi, son of alleged drug trafficker Naser Kelmendi, obtained a gun license in Kosovo with the assistance of a senior anti-drugs officer, despite being under US sanctions for over a decade.

Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti has appointed diplomat Agron Bajrami as Kosovo’s new chief negotiator for the EU-facilitated Belgrade-Pristina dialogue.

Fifteen years after committing to do so, Serbia has not returned scanned copies of cadastral records seized from Kosovo during the 1998-99 war, leaving thousands of property disputes unresolved.

The mayor of North Mitrovica, Milan Radojević, has claimed that Prime Minister Albin Kurti intends to abolish or forcefully unify the municipality of North Mitrovica. Radojević also accused Pristina of exploiting children for political purposes.

Kosovo is reportedly heading towards another early election as its prolonged political crisis continues to unfold.

Industry insiders in Kosovo's information, communication, and technology sector observe signs of a shift from "brain drain" to "brain circulation." However, the appeal of better pay and career prospects abroad remains strong for local talent.

A Kosovo court has sentenced two men to life imprisonment and another to a 30-year term for their involvement in a deadly gun battle and monastery siege that occurred in 2023.

A court in Kosovo has sentenced Naim Murseli to life in prison for orchestrating the murder of his wife, which he attempted to stage as a robbery. Two other individuals also received sentences for their involvement.

Kosovo is set to hold early elections following the failure to elect a President, with former Foreign Minister Paskal Milo sharply criticizing the political situation and warning against the dangerous thirst for power.

Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti and members of his cabinet met in Pristina with the Chair of the NATO Military Committee, Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Drag, and an EU military delegation.

Kosovo's largest religious communities, Islamic and Orthodox, are accused of interfering in parliament to block legislative changes that would introduce new financial scrutiny and legal recognition for other faith groups.

Kosovo's Albin Kurti and Albania's Edi Rama exhibit distinct and divergent approaches to governing, each carrying its own set of risks and rewards for the Balkans.

A Pristina Basic Court has ordered the detention of Kosovo Serb Dejan Pelevic, who is suspected of war crimes in Skenderaj/Srbica in 1999, which resulted in 15 deaths and 16 missing persons.