Kosovo continues to face political challenges, with no functioning government established despite three elections held in less than 16 months, posing setbacks for EU and NATO relations.

The KFOR commander reported that the situation in Kosovo is calm, with no direct security threats, but noted that tensions require vigilance. He emphasized the necessity of dialogue between Pristina and Belgrade to maintain stability.

Voters in Kosovo headed to the polls for a snap parliamentary election, the third in 16 months, aimed at resolving a political stalemate. Early exit polls indicated the prime minister's party was leading, with final results confirming the PM's party won but without securing a majority.

A weekly review from Balkan Insight discusses Kosovo's internal political challenges and Serbia's potential shift towards Eastern alliances, among other regional issues.

The Kosovo Chamber of Commerce has received accreditation to issue globally recognized 'Made in Kosovo' certificates of origin for goods. This approval will facilitate international trade and promote Kosovar products.

The Special Prosecution of Kosovo has filed an indictment against five individuals for war crimes committed in Kosovo Polje, requesting a trial in absentia. This marks a new development in accountability for wartime atrocities in the region.

BIRN has launched 'Exodus '99,' an exhibition housed in a freight wagon, featuring testimonies from Kosovo Albanians who were deported by Serbian forces in railway wagons in 1999.

Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas stated that the elections in Kosovo present an opportunity to open a new chapter for the region. She emphasized that dialogue with Belgrade is crucial for Kosovo's path towards European Union integration.

Kosovo is set to hold its third election in 18 months as frustration grows over a persistent political impasse, indicating ongoing instability in the region.

A new report examines how the Albanian experience of World War II in Kosovo, previously marginalized by Yugoslav authorities, is now subject to new forms of historical revisionism that overlook the complexities of the conflict and Albanian Partisan cooperation.

Kosovo's general election, the third in under 16 months, is characterized by intense political polarization between former allies, ongoing deadlock in dialogue with Serbia, and hurdles to EU integration.

The Council of Europe (CoE) announced that a seven-member delegation from its Parliamentary Assembly (PACE) will observe the early elections in Kosovo.

Balkan Insight's 'Week in Review' covers a lively week in the region, including Europe's efforts to reboot the enlargement system, the counting of votes in Kosovo, and Albanians shedding a reputation for apathy.

The Rezala Camp on Lake Gazivoda in Kosovo has been taken over with police assistance, according to a co-owner who claims no prior notice was given. The circumstances of the takeover are disputed.

Kosovo's recent elections failed to break the country's political deadlock, leaving the nation in continued uncertainty. Former President Atifete Jahjaga warned about the significant costs of this ongoing political stalemate.

Voters in Kosovo are heading to the polls once again amidst political deadlock and economic struggles, as the country seeks progress towards EU and NATO membership.

Hundreds of citizens, activists, and diplomats marched through Kosovo's capital for the 10th Pristina Pride Parade, celebrating a decade of pride under the slogan 'Equality or Revolt' to call for greater LGBTQ+ rights.

Kosovo is heading towards its third election in 16 months, with acting Prime Minister Kurti facing accusations of using public funds to influence voters amidst ongoing political deadlock.

An expert from Democracy for Development (D4D) states that Kosovo parties are still failing to exceed the legal quota for including women on candidate lists ahead of new snap elections.

A new report outlines four possible scenarios for the future of democracy in the Western Balkans, ranging from hope to disillusionment. These scenarios analyze the region's political trajectory.