The Serbian List (SL) has stated its opposition to the opening of the main bridge on the Ibar River between southern and northern Mitrovica, expressing disappointment with the European Union's move in an open letter to the EU Office in Pristina.

A senior Russian diplomat, Yuri Pilipson, claims that Croatia, Albania, and Kosovo are forming a 'military quasibloc' and a closed Zagreb–Tirana–Pristina axis, which he states destabilizes the region and could lead to escalation in the Balkans.

Following the demolition of 17 structures, central authorities in Pristina have issued new demands to owners of at least seven properties at Gazivode Lake, claiming they were built without permits.

The Serbian population in Kosovo and Metohija is reportedly unprepared for the transitional justice process that has been implemented by Pristina authorities since 2018, lacking readiness in various aspects.

The Mayor of Zvečan, Dragiša Milović, stated that the situation for Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija is the most difficult since 1999, citing immense pressure and 'terror' from the current government in Pristina and Albin Kurti.

After Volodymyr Zelensky's words, the "Free Ukraine" flag disappeared from Pristina

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced that the state is considering changing the flow of the Ibar River within its territory. This consideration is in response to the treatment of Serbs in northern Kosovo and Metohija by Pristina authorities.

The trial in absentia of 21 Serbs accused of the Račak massacre, which killed 45 people and prompted NATO's 1999 bombing campaign on Serbia, has begun in Pristina. The proceedings are considered of immense importance for Kosovo.

An advertisement or search result for buying cocaine in Pristina, Kosovo, was published by The Brussels Times.

An article describes a journey through Kosovo, highlighting the memorable places discovered along the way, from Pristina to Prizren, and encouraging visitors to explore the country beyond its common headlines.

A video has gone viral showing Dua Lipa enjoying a pljeskavica with her sister Rina in Pristina at 4:30 AM, humorously stating, 'Forget avocado toast, this is Balkan style.'

A court in Pristina overturned the first-instance conviction of Srđan Lazović from Leposavić, who had previously been sentenced to 12 and a half years for war crimes. The ruling effectively nullifies the initial verdict.

International pop star Dua Lipa is set to perform at the Sunny Hill Festival in Pristina, Kosovo, from July 31 to August 2, amidst anti-government protests in Albania.

French Minister for Europe Benjamin Haddad visited Pristina, conveying France's support for Kosovo's European integration process, while emphasizing its demanding nature.

Im Club Venom in Pristina wird im Sommer vor allem Schweizerdeutsch gesprochen. Gäste feiern bis in den Morgen und schwärmen von der ausgelassenen Atmosphäre. 20 Minuten ist mittendrin.

Sorensen is in Pristina to discuss the issue of Serbian judges and prosecutors, while Hadžiu stated that judges and prosecutors controlled by another state cannot return to work in Kosovo.

Professors from the University of Pristina with temporary headquarters in Kosovska Mitrovica (UPKM) have issued public reactions to statements made by the university's rector, Arben Hajrulahu.

Pastor Burns has called on Pristina to permanently ensure unimpeded access for Patriarch Porfirije to the Peć Patriarchate.

The Infectious Diseases Clinic in Pristina announced that 70 people sought medical help for food poisoning symptoms over the past three days, with 22 individuals hospitalized.

The trial continued today at the Basic Court in Pristina for three Serbs from northern Kosovo accused of an explosion in Varage village on November 29, 2024, which caused material damage to the Ibar-Lepenac canal.

Police in Vranje, Serbia, arrested a man from Pristina, S. R. (1998), on suspicion of illegal trade after seizing unregistered supplements valued at over 4.5 million dinars.

A court in Belgrade has ordered a 30-day detention for an individual suspected of committing war crimes against Serbs in Pristina during the Kosovo war. The suspect will remain in custody pending further proceedings.

The Basic Court in Pristina has issued fines to several individuals, identified as Serbs and Montenegrins, who were arrested at the Gazimestan memorial on St Vitus Day. The arrests and subsequent fines relate to events on that specific day.

Entrance exams for universities in Pristina are commencing today, while the State University of Novi Pazar (DUNP) is in its second day of testing. Thousands of students are participating in these crucial examinations.

The Appeals Court in Pristina annulled the basic court's decision that sentenced Šaćir Lutvija to ten years in prison for an alleged war crime, returning the case for retrial due to significant procedural violations.

The Montenegrin women's volleyball team has traveled to Pristina, Kosovo, to compete in the third tournament of the European League, aiming for more victories.

On the 27th anniversary of 'Pristina Liberation Day,' former KLA members marched in uniforms, demanding the release of former KLA leaders awaiting verdicts in The Hague.

Pristina police have announced that two individuals were apprehended for tearing up ballots, an incident likely related to ongoing elections.

Kosovo Police announced the arrest of a man from Gračanica, near Pristina, on suspicion of giving and receiving bribes related to voting, two days before early parliamentary elections.

An informal group of professors from the University of Pristina in Kosovska Mitrovica warned colleagues that those who refuse to comply with Kosovo laws risk penalties from Serbian institutions, highlighting a complex legal and political dilemma.

The European Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs is scheduled to discuss the report on Kosovo tomorrow. This meeting will address the latest developments concerning Pristina.

Political analyst Ognjen Gogić commented on Pristina's takeover of Serbian railway facilities in Leposavić, Ibarska Slatina, Lešak, and Zvečan, stating it symbolizes Serbia's powerlessness.

The Basic Court in Pristina has ordered one month of detention for seven directors of Serbian educational and health institutions operating in Kosovo, under suspicion of influencing voters' free will.

Seven Serbian directors have been placed in detention for up to 30 days in Kosovo, prompting calls for their release from Serbian officials. The detentions have raised tensions between Belgrade and Pristina.

Kosovar authorities have arrested seven Serbian individuals near Pristina in Gračanica on suspicion of threatening, pressuring, and blackmailing voters ahead of the snap parliamentary elections on June 7.

Albanian students in North Macedonia are protesting to demand greater use of the Albanian language, with a political scientist emphasizing the legitimacy of their fundamental rights and criticizing the lack of engagement from Tirana and Pristina.

A Lithuanian traveler described his dismay at the condition of the "Grand Hotel Pristina" in Kosovo, a large, crumbling hotel on the main street that resembles a haunted house.

A person was shot in the head by masked perpetrators in Pristina and subsequently transported to the hospital with serious injuries. Authorities are investigating the attack.

Pristina, the capital of Kosovo, has earned the unexpected title of the 'most American city in Europe,' featuring a boulevard named after Bill Clinton and a street for George Bush, reflecting Kosovo's admiration for the US.

Petar Petković, Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija and chief negotiator in the technical dialogue with Pristina, met with Sorensen in Brussels, reiterating Belgrade's commitment to normalizing relations with Pristina.

A Serbian citizen has been arrested in connection with a land fraud scheme in Pristina, valued at 1.5 million euros. The individual is accused of involvement in illicit activities related to property transactions.

The head of the Albanian National Council in the Presheva Valley, Enkel Rexhepi, announced that the Serbian government has blocked transfers and donations from Kosovo intended for the development and preservation of national identity in the Valley, prompting an official reaction from Pristina.

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.

The Pristina Basic Prosecution has ordered an investigation into suspected environmental pollution originating from the Kosovo Energy Corporation (KEK) in Obilić.

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

Village clinics in Suvo Grlo and Banje in the municipality of Srbica, Kosovo, have reopened after the European Union office in Pristina announced that a solution had been found for their previous closure.

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.

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.

The Office for Kosovo and Metohija announced that the arrest of Dejan Pelević from Sočanica for alleged war crimes is a "planned attack by Pristina on the Serbian people."

Petar Petković, Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, stated that Pristina authorities continue to prevent him from entering Kosovo to celebrate Easter with the Serbian community.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić met with EU Special Envoy Peter Sorensen to discuss the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue. Vučić emphasized that Pristina's unilateral actions raise tensions and reiterated Serbia's demand for the Community of Serb Municipalities (ZSO).

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić is scheduled to meet with Peter Sorensen, the European Union's special envoy for the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue, in Belgrade.

Serbian President Vučić met with Milorad Dodik to discuss important issues for Serbs, informing him of an alleged attempt to disrupt stability through a military alliance involving Zagreb, Pristina, and Tirana.

Kosovo's national football team is just one game away from qualifying for the World Cup, a potential historic achievement that could spark unprecedented celebrations in Pristina.

A street in Pristina's Maluš Kosova area has collapsed near an active construction site, hindering movement for both citizens and vehicles.

The Municipality of Pristina has removed an exhibition from the capital's main square that depicted massacres during the 1998-99 Kosovo War, citing alleged inaccuracies in its content.

Four individuals were arrested in the region of Ajkobila village near Pristina on suspicion of illegally entering Kosovo from Serbia and smuggling timber.

Zoran Stanković from Matičane near Pristina has been detained for one month after his arrest at the Merdare crossing while traveling to Kosovo to testify in court regarding his usurped property.

A Kosovo police inspector, Arsim Bećiri, was reportedly injured in a shooting incident that occurred around 9 PM in Street B, Pristina, according to local reports.

Kosovo Police and the Special Prosecutor's Office announced the arrest of an individual suspected of war crimes committed in Kosovo during 1998-1999, specifically in Matičan near Pristina.

A double murder occurred in Podujevë, Kosovo, leaving two victims and one injured. The Pristina Prosecutor's Office has confirmed ongoing investigations, with a firearm and cartridges seized as evidence.

A public forum was held in front of the Rectorate building in Belgrade to discuss the uncertain future and endangered status of the University of Pristina.

The Association of Journalists of Serbia (UNS) and its Kosovo branch protested the "unacceptable" reporting by leading Pristina media outlets regarding the causes of the March pogrom on its anniversary.

European Union envoy Peter Sorensen said on Wednesday that he discussed developments in the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue with UN Deputy Secretary-Genera

Dragan Ristić from Đakovica has been acquitted of charges of war crimes against Albanian civilians in Đakovica, a decision made today by the Basic Court in Pristina.

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A German newspaper reports on the removal of the Ukrainian flag from Pristina and the perception in Kosovo that Volodymyr Zelenskyy's words in Belgrade were a 'slap,' despite understanding Kyiv's non-recognition of Kosovo's independence.

Central authorities in Pristina have issued demands to owners of at least seven properties on Gazivode Lake to vacate their premises within 10 days.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's August 8 meeting with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić in Belgrade, reportedly to secure Serbian shells, caused an uproar due to Zelensky's reaffirmation that Kyiv does not recognize Kosovo's independence.

According to Politico, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy experienced a significant political setback in the Balkans, evidenced by the removal of a 'Free Ukraine' banner in Pristina, Kosovo, which had been displayed since 2022.

Dragiša Milović, Vice President of Srpska Lista and Mayor of Zvečan, stated that the situation for Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija has not been more difficult since 1999. He attributed this to immense pressure and terror from the current authorities in Pristina and Albin Kurti.

Montenegro's Ministry of Defense has denied media reports about the country potentially joining a military alliance with Zagreb, Tirana, and Pristina, stating that no discussions have taken place and Podgorica does not plan to be part of such an alliance.

Vladimir Lučić, General Director of Telekom Srbija, stated he has not received official information regarding a permanent ban from the Pristina administration to enter Kosovo, vowing to fight any such decision through legal means.

Sorensen stated that there would be no new meeting between Belgrade and Pristina unless both sides demonstrate a readiness to reach an agreement. This condition emphasizes the need for a constructive approach before further negotiations can take place.

Katy Perry headlined the Sunny Hill Festival in Pristina, delivering a spectacular show and moving a young fan to tears by singing with her on stage.

The Sunny Hill Festival in Pristina, Kosovo, has become a major European music event, attracting global artists and audiences annually.

The Appeals Court in Pristina has overturned the first-instance verdict issued by the special court against Srđan Lazović from Leposavić. The case has been sent back for a retrial.

Serbian opposition figures, including Miloš Jovanović and the Serbia Center, have called for the international community to intervene and stop demolitions in Kosovo. They argue that Pristina's actions are unacceptable and require external intervention.

A shooting incident in Pristina, Kosovo, resulted in one person being injured. Police suspect two brothers are responsible for the event, which occurred around 2:00 AM on Xheladin Hana street.

EU envoy Peter Sorensen held an unannounced meeting with acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti in Pristina, Kosovo, to discuss the issue of Serb judges and prosecutors.

The Basic Court in Pristina found former mayor Shpend Ahmeti guilty of failing to accurately declare his assets, sentencing him to two years in prison and a fine of 5,000 euros.

Wizz Air is set to open a new base in Pristina, while simultaneously considering the closure of its operations in Belgrade. This strategic shift could impact air travel in the Western Balkans.

The U.S. State Department announced that negotiations between Belgrade and Pristina will not resume until the Government of Kosovo fulfills its obligations towards the Serbian minority.

Dirk Schübel, a German career diplomat, is set to arrive in Pristina on September 1 to replace Aivo Orav as the new head of the EU Office in Kosovo, transitioning from his previous role as head of the Russia Department in the European External Action Service.

Taulant Balla criticizes the Albanian government, suggesting it is seeking an 'enemy' among Kosovar and North Macedonian Albanians, referring to them as 'crows from incubators of hatred from Pristina and Tetovo, disguised as diaspora eagles,' after previously targeting 'Russian agents.'

Pristina authorities have launched a new investigation into the Račak case, targeting former members of the Yugoslav Army and police. Concurrently, Patriarch Porfirije honored Danica Marinković, the former investigative judge who led the initial inquiry.

The War Crimes Department of the Belgrade High Court has ordered 30-day detention for O.S. (73) from Kosovo, suspected of complicity in the murder of a Serbian couple in Pristina on June 14, 1999.

The NATO-led KFOR announced that the combined Golden Sabre 2026 exercise will be staged at Camp Vrelo outside Pristina over the next two days, focusing on crisis management in Kosovo.

A United Nations official has reiterated the organization's full support for the ongoing dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina, emphasizing the importance of continued negotiations.

Pristina has submitted key demands to the Joint Commission for Missing Persons of Kosovo and Serbia, seeking access to confidential documents of the 37th Motorized Brigade of the Yugoslav Army and renewed excavations in Batajnica.

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.

The Italian Cultural Institute in Tirana, in collaboration with the Italian Embassy in Pristina, is supporting the 'Mitrovica Guitar Days' festival with a performance by renowned guitarist Carlotta Dalia.

Aleksandar Trajković, an activist from the Serbian List in Ugljare near Kosovo Polje, has been ordered a one-month detention by a preliminary judge in Pristina, a decision his defense plans to appeal.

Global music star Katy Perry has been officially announced as the main headliner for this year's Sunny Hill Festival in Pristina. The famous singer will perform on July 31, 2026, marking her first visit to Kosovo.

Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti met with European Council President António Costa in Pristina, assessing significant progress in Kosovo's reforms.

An informal group of professors and associates from the University of Pristina, temporarily located in Kosovska Mitrovica, has sent an open letter to authorities expressing concern over the collection of documentation.

The Serbian Commissariat for Refugees and Migrations has called on Serbs residing outside Kosovo but holding valid Pristina identity cards to participate in the elections scheduled for June 7.

The Basic Court in Pristina has ordered a one-month detention for seven Serbs, directors of health and educational institutions in Gračanica, who are accused of the criminal offense of 'violating voters' free will.'

Kosovar politician Ramush Haradinaj has called for improved communication channels between Pristina and Tirana, while also addressing his political relationships in Albania. He expressed concern over Serbia's deployment of forces on the border, attributing the tense situation in Kosovo to poor communication with security allies.

The Basic Court in Pristina has sentenced former Kosovo Police Lieutenant Jevtić to six years in prison and a fine of 2,000 euros for espionage.

During EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos' first visit to Kosovo, Pristina reiterated its strong calls for its EU membership application to move forward, despite the stalled process.

Students in Kragujevac are preparing to hold a forum where they will present a unified position regarding the issue of Kosovo and Metohija. The discussion will specifically address the University of Pristina.

Pristina's chief negotiator has stated that progress in the dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia is contingent upon Serbia taking responsibility for the attack in Banjska. This condition highlights a key obstacle in ongoing normalization talks.

Peter Sorensen has presented a detailed work plan outlining the steps Belgrade and Pristina should take in the coming months. This plan aims to guide their actions and cooperation.

A nearly 70-meter-long aircraft, with a wingspan of 73 meters and a carrying capacity of up to 150 tons, was observed landing secretly at Adem Jashari Airport near Pristina, reportedly not appearing on radar.

The Banjska case has significantly weakened Belgrade's position in the dialogue with Pristina regarding the normalization of relations, appearing to be an insurmountable obstacle, with seemingly little international community interest.

International partners, including the German Embassy and the EU office in Pristina, are closely monitoring political developments in Kosovo regarding the presidential election process, urging all parties to act in accordance with the Constitution and reach a political compromise.

The Pristina Prosecutor's Office authorized Kosovo Police to investigate suspicions that a KEK power plant caused air pollution in the town of Obiliq.

The Italian Embassy in Pristina, in collaboration with the Italian Cultural Institute in Tirana, is hosting the "Italian Screens" film series. The event, held at the "Armata" cinema, features a selection of new Italian films.

The Tourist Organization of Ulcinj, Montenegro, presented its tourism offer at a fair in Pristina, Kosovo, aiming to promote the destination and strengthen regional partnerships.

The Basic Prosecution in Pristina has requested life imprisonment for Naim Murseli and other defendants in the murder case of Liridona Ademaj during its final statement.

Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias is scheduled to visit Pristina on Thursday for a meeting with the Kosovar Prime Minister. The visit aims to strengthen bilateral relations and discuss regional issues.

Production has commenced in Ulcinj, Montenegro, for the Montenegrin-regional co-production film 'Bleach,' which tells the story of two women from different social strata whose lives intersect in Pristina and Ulcinj.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Serbia has alerted the international community, demanding clear reactions and public statements regarding the latest unilateral moves by Pristina authorities directed against Serbs.

The Ministry of Industry, Entrepreneurship, Trade, and Innovation in Pristina announced that diesel, petrol, and gas prices have increased in Kosovo and Metohija.

Judge Naime Krasniqi-Jashanica has been transferred to a lower division of the Pristina Basic court after a BIRN report highlighted her involvement in undermining a victim in a domestic violence trial.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic stated he discussed various topics with President Putin, including informing him about the alliance between Zagreb, Pristina, and Tirana, and securing a three-month extension for a gas agreement under favorable terms.

Former members of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) held a protest in front of the assembly building in Pristina against an exhibition titled 'Massacres in Kosovo 1998–1999,' commemorating the 1999 NATO bombing.

Maluš Kosova street in Pristina, Kosovo, has collapsed, creating a large pit in the middle of the road and hindering movement for both citizens and vehicles in the area.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has recently brought attention to a memorandum signed by Zagreb, Pristina, and Tirana, while allegedly overlooking a military agreement between Serbia and Croatia.

Presidenti i Serbisë Aleksandar Vuçiç ka folur me tone të ashpra sërish kundrejt vendeve të tjera të rajonit nga një deklaratë e mbajtur në Beograd, në përkujtim të sulmeve të NATO-s në vitin 1999.

An open-air exhibition in Pristina commemorates the 27th anniversary of NATO's military intervention, which aimed to end the Kosovo war and the ethnic cleansing of ethnic Albanians.

A man was injured by a firearm in Pristina this evening, with authorities reporting that one person involved in the incident is currently at large.

Kosovo Police and the Special Prosecutor's Office announced the arrest of one individual suspected of war crimes committed in Matičane near Pristina during the 1998-1999 period.

Citizens without Pristina documents, but living or working in Kosovo and Metohija, can now obtain Pristina documents using their Serbian identification cards, birth certificates, marriage certificates, and death certificates.

Peter Sorensen, the European Union's Special Representative for the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue, announced that he met with high-ranking US State Department official Brendan Hanrahan in Washington to coordinate the next steps in the dialogue.

The Appellate Court in Pristina partially upheld the appeal of Živojin Nešić from North Mitrovica, reducing his prison sentence for war crimes from 15 to 13 years.

Zoran Kostic and Dragan Milovic were sentenced to 15 and seven years imprisonment, respectively, after a Pristina court found them guilty of war crimes committed in the Vushtrri/Vucitrn region in April 1999.

NATO Deputy Secretary General Radmila Šekerinska met with EU Special Envoy Peter Sorensen to discuss stability in the Western Balkans and maintaining peace in Kosovo, reaffirming NATO's full support for the normalization of relations between Belgrade and Pristina.

The Basic Court in Pristina has confirmed an indictment against former Kosovo Minister of Industry, Entrepreneurship and Trade, Rozeta Hajdari, and three other individuals for abuse of office.

Reactions continue on social media after authorities in Pristina removed a large Ukrainian flag, following Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's confirmation in Belgrade that Kyiv does not recognize Kosovo as an independent state.

The mayor of Pristina, Kosovo's capital, ordered the removal of a Ukrainian flag, citing bitterness over Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's statements made in Belgrade.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has threatened to divert the Ibar River, which is vital for Kosovo, a move described by Pristina as 'deeply concerning and unacceptable'.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy made his first visit to Serbia, a trip seen as a psychological blow to Russia and an opportunity for arms agreements. However, his comments on Kosovo led to the Ukrainian flag being removed in Pristina.

Velika ukrajinska zastava, ki je štiri leta stala v središču Prištine kot simbol solidarnosti, je bila odstranjena.

Pristina has removed a large Ukrainian flag from its city center, which had been displayed for four years as a symbol of solidarity since the Russian invasion. The removal occurred shortly after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's visit to Belgrade.

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A bomb alarm was reported at the Pristina Bus Station on Thursday afternoon, leading to a rapid deployment of Kosovo Police forces to cordon off the area.

The European Union envoy for the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue, Peter Sorensen, urged Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti and Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic to focus on concrete steps.

The government commission for missing persons in Pristina announced that the remains of four individuals were exhumed in the village of Jabuka near Zubin Potok, with excavations continuing in Mala Kaludra.

The European Union has urged Pristina to halt the demolition of structures at Gazivode Lake until a sustainable solution can be found. This call comes amidst protests from students who view the demolitions as a betrayal.

Kosovan police have arrested an Albanian citizen in Pristina, who was wanted on an Interpol red notice for murder and was found to be using five different identities.

Kosovo Police detained five Serbs from the Zubin Potok municipality in northern Kosovo for questioning in Pristina, with two of the individuals remaining in custody.

Kosovo police detained five Serbs from the municipality of Zubin Potok for informational interviews in Pristina, with two of them subsequently held in custody.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić claimed that Tirana, Pristina, and Zagreb are forming an alliance against Serbia, reiterating his stance that Kosovo is part of Serbia during a military cadet graduation ceremony.

Kosovo's Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning in Pristina has declared the protection of water resources, including Gazivoda, Batlava, and Badovac, as one of its strategic national priorities.

Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air is set to open a new base at Pristina Airport and is reportedly considering the possibility of closing its existing base in Belgrade.

The US State Department stated that a strategic dialogue with Pristina will only occur after Kosovo fulfills its obligations towards Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija. This position was communicated to Radio Free Europe, emphasizing the prerequisite for further engagement.

A Chair Airlines flight bound for Pristina was forced to return to Zurich after its pilots reported an emergency, signaling a Code 7700.

Assets valued at approximately one million euros have been seized in Pristina as part of an international investigation into money laundering linked to drug trafficking, conducted by Kosovo authorities.

Several non-governmental organizations in Kosovo have filed a complaint with the Ombudsman in Pristina. The complaint alleges systemic unlawful conduct by the Kosovo Police.

Ekrem Bajrović has been sentenced to 12 years in prison by the Pristina Court in a retrial for war crimes, accused of arresting and mistreating 84 civilians during the Kosovo War.

Kosovo Police have identified a connection between two false bomb threats targeting Pristina's bus station, suspecting they originated from the same phone number in Serbia.

The Serbian Ministry of Justice announced that citizens are not obliged to act on letters received from institutions in Pristina. This statement clarifies the legal standing for Serbian citizens regarding communications from Kosovo's institutions.

Renowned Albanian writer Ben Blushi received the special 'Author of the Year' award at the Pristina Book Fair for the success of his latest novel, 'Jam Mysliman'.

Five individuals arrested on June 9 in Pristina, Kosovo, as part of an international drug trafficking operation, have been remanded in custody for one month by the Basic Court.

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.

Portuguese Prime Minister António Costa has called on Kosovo to prioritize political stability and commit to dialogue with Serbia. He emphasized the need for strong institutions capable of implementing reforms in Pristina.

Pristina marks an anniversary with a rich program, attended by top officials including the President of the Assembly of Kosovo, the Prime Minister, and ministers from Kosovo and Montenegro.

Nenad Rašić commented on the arrest of seven Serbs, directors of health and educational institutions in Gračanica, who were detained for up to a month by the Basic Court in Pristina, stating that Srpska Lista's message is to not vote for anyone else.

Skopje saw protests erupt over the Albanian language, with organizers expressing strong sentiments about national identity and perceived betrayal by Pristina and Tirana. The demonstrations featured nationalist slogans and calls for action.

The Basic Court in Pristina sentenced Bojan Jevtić to six years in prison for espionage and a 2,000 euro fine for illegal possession of weapons.

Marta Kos, an EU Commissioner for Enlargement, has commenced her inaugural visit to Pristina, Kosovo, where she held initial meetings with local officials including Albulena Haxhiu and Albin Kurti. Her visit marks a significant diplomatic engagement in the region.

During a visit to Pristina, Marta Kos pledged to work tirelessly to bring Kosovo closer to the EU, emphasizing that progress depends on constructive engagement in dialogue with Serbia. She met with Prime Minister Kurti to discuss these issues.

U.S. Congressman Keith Self lauded the late former Congressman Eliot Engel as a "hero in Kosovo" for his historical support, emphasizing Pristina's crucial role in Western Balkan stability during a discussion in the American Congress.

Petar Petkovic, head of the Serbian Government’s Office for Kosovo and Metohija and chief technical negotiator, affirmed Belgrade's commitment to normalizing relations with Pristina during a meeting with Sorensen.

Marko Đurić stated that the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina should be viewed as a dialogue between two cities. This comparison aims to frame the ongoing discussions in a specific manner.

Kosovo's Special Prosecutor's Office is investigating a human trafficking network suspected of bringing women from Latin America to Pristina for forced prostitution.

Switzerland, through a message from Parmelin, has offered to mediate in negotiations between Belgrade and Pristina. The offer was characterized as a polite gesture without significant political implications.

Professor Mirović has commented on the command responsibility of Aleksandar Vučić concerning the 2023 armed conflict in Banjska, Kosovo, following recent life sentences and a 30-year sentence handed down by the Basic Court in Pristina to Serbs accused in the incident.

A court in Pristina is scheduled to deliver its verdict tomorrow for three Serbian individuals implicated in the Banjska case. This decision follows legal proceedings related to the incident.

The Serbian Ministry of Education has distanced itself from Pristina University, claiming it possesses no official documents related to the institution since 2013. This statement effectively "washes its hands" of responsibility for the university.

A court in Pristina has ordered one-month detention for Stefan Radulović, who is suspected of involvement in the Banjska conflict. Radulović reportedly remained silent before the evidence presented during his hearing.

Two days after his arrest, the preliminary proceedings judge of the Basic Court in Pristina ordered a one-month detention for Dejan Pelević from Sočanica near Leposavić, on suspicion of committing war crimes against Albanian civilians.

Students currently in a blockade have publicly voiced their support and defense of the University of Pristina. They are taking a stand to protect the institution.

Serbian health clinics in villages across Kosovo have reportedly had signs bearing Pristina's emblems placed on them. This action has been reported by Petković, raising concerns about the status of Serbian institutions.

Petar Petković, Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, held discussions with Peter Sorensen, the European Union's Special Representative for the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue. Their conversation focused on the ongoing dialogue and the implementation of EU solutions regarding Kosovo.

The US State Department has reiterated that the normalization of relations between Kosovo and Serbia is crucial for peace and stability, emphasizing that the EU-mediated dialogue is the path for Pristina and Belgrade to advance in normalizing their relations.

J.Đ., a Serbian woman employed by the OSCE Mission in Kosovo, once again denied guilt for espionage in favor of Serbia during a hearing at the Basic Court in Pristina.

A restaurant in Pristina, Kosovo, is offering free coffee and tea to Turkish football fans ahead of the Kosovo-Turkey match, with a sign referencing a 'debt paid in 1999'.

The football match between Kosovo and Turkey, scheduled for Tuesday at "Fadil Vokrri" stadium in Pristina, will be officiated by renowned English referee Michael Oliver and his assistants.

Ricardo Gutierrez of the European Federation of Journalists stated in Pristina that the media situation in Kosovo is very poor and Prime Minister Albin Kurti's approach to the media is concerning.

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.

Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti met separately with the ambassadors of Luxembourg and Switzerland, thanking them for their support, while President Vjosa Osmani held discussions with the German ambassador in Pristina.

Concerns have been raised regarding Ilia Uvarov, the new head of the Russian Liaison Office in Pristina, after reports linked him to Russian secret services.

A forum in Belgrade highlighted the catastrophic situation for professors and students in Kosovo, warning that the University of Pristina, based in Kosovska Mitrovica, could be shut down if Kosovo's Law on Foreigners is strictly applied.

Aivo Orav, the outgoing Head of the European Union Office in Pristina, stated that the integration of Serbian healthcare and education into the Kosovo system will require a significant amount of time.

The National Library in Pristina was designed by academician Andrija Mutnjaković in 1971.

The Office for Kosovo and Metohija has condemned the first-instance verdict by a Pristina court, which sentenced Zoran Kostić and Dragan Milović for war crimes, calling it a 'continuation of institutional terror' against Serbs in Kosovo.

NATO Deputy Secretary General Radmila Šekerinska met with EU Special Representative Peter Sorensen to discuss the Western Balkans, reaffirming NATO's commitment to the region and its full support for the EU-led dialogue aimed at normalizing relations between Belgrade and Priština, including the KFOR mission in Kosovo.