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Free Syrian Army fighters patrol a street in Qusair town near Homs city, northern Syria May 5, 2012 (Reuters/Stringer) 15.05.2012 15:24 9 comments

Russia concerned at Kosovo ‘Syrian militant training’ reports

Media reports suggesting that Kosovo officials have established contact with the Syrian opposition to train Syrian militants in the secessionist province are causing alarm, the Russian Ambassador to the UN said Monday.

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(AFP Photo / Bulent Kilic) 04.05.2012 16:16 73 comments

Syrian opposition studies terror tactics in Kosovo

A delegation of Syrian rebels has made a deal with Pristina authorities to exchange experience of partisan warfare. Syrian opposition is sending militants to Kosovo for adopting tactics and being trained to oust President Bashar Assad’s regime.

Syria unrest
Serbian President Boris Tadic (AFP Photo / Andrej Isakovic) 04.04.2012 12:53 13 comments

Serbian president Tadic resigns to prompt early election

Serbia’s Boris Tadic has resigned nine months before the end of his presidential term, paving the way for an early election. The pro-Western Tadic is expected to face strong competition from nationalist Tomislav Nikolic.

 
Kosovo Force (KFOR) soldiers from Germany and Austria spray tear gas towards Kosovo Serbs during clashes in the village of Jagnjenica near the town of Zubin Potok November 28, 2011 (Reuters / Bojan Slavkovic) 13.01.2012 10:39 15 comments

Kosovo: Sticking-point for Serbia’s EU hopes

Serbia's hopes of joining the EU are now closer to realization. EU lawmakers have called on the European Council to grant Belgrade long-anticipated candidate status at a session in March. However, Kosovo remains the main obstacle to accession.

Kosovo Serbs stand by a barbed wire erected by KFOR soldier at a roadblock in Northern Kosovo (AFP Photo / Sasa Djordjevic) 26.12.2011 17:27 9 comments

Kosovan Serbs to road-block border deal

Kosovan Serbs say they intend to block a deal on free movement between Serbia and Kosovo which excludes northern Kosovo. The ethnic Serb stance calls into question the joint management of border points between the two regions.

 
Serbia, Jarinje: A picture taken on December 13, 2011 shows a truck carring Russian aid at the Jarinje border crossing between Serbia and northern Kosovo. (AFP Photo / Sasa Djordjevic) 16.12.2011 05:32 19 comments

Kosovo-bound Russian aid convoy finally gets green light

A Russian convoy carrying humanitarian supplies has finally crossed into Kosovo after a deal between the EU and Moscow ended a three-day standoff.

A picture taken on December 13, 2011 shows a Romanian officer of the EULEX mission in Kosovo standing guard in front of a truck carring Russian aid at the border crossing of Jarinje between Serbia and northern Kosovo (AFP Photo / Sasa Djordjevic) 14.12.2011 17:18 60 comments

Kosovo convoy blocked: Russian diplomats cry foul

Russian diplomats have announced that EU officials continue to block a Russian aid convoy on the Serbia-Kosovo border and insist the issue must be solved at a senior political level.

 
Jarinje: KFOR soldiers stand guard at Jarinje border crossing between Serbia and Kosovo. (AFP Photo / Sasa Djordjevic) 14.12.2011 08:05 54 comments

Aid delayed: Russian convoy blocked at Kosovo ‘border’

A Russian truck convoy carrying humanitarian aid for Kosovo’s Serbian population is still stuck at the Kosovo border after daylong negotiations between Russia, EULEX and EU envoys to Kosovo proved fruitless.

RIA Novosti / Aleksey Kudenko 09.12.2011 18:03 30 comments

Russia sends another aid convoy to Kosovo Serbs

The Russian Emergencies Ministry has said it is sending another aid convoy to Kosovo Serbs on President Medvedev’s orders.

 
RIA Novosti / Vitaly Belousov 06.12.2011 14:58 4 comments

OSCE to lose its role if not reformed – Lavrov

Without serious reforms, the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) could become irrelevant, the Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has said.

Austrian NATO-led KFOR peacekeepers stand guard near the village of Jagnjenica on November 30, 2011. (AFP Photo / Sasa Djordjevic) 01.12.2011 17:48 39 comments

Aid for Kosovan Serb minority but no Russian passports

Russian laws do not allow for the granting of citizenship to Kosovo Serbs, but Russia will find other ways to support the suppressed minority, the Foreign Ministry spokesman has said.

 
Serbia, Zupce: Portuguese NATO-led peacekeepers (KFOR) patrol at the entrance of the village of Zupce in Serb-majority northern Kosovo on October 23, 2011. (AFP Photo / Alexa Stankovic) 30.11.2011 12:30 12 comments

Moscow slams NATO power games in Kosovo

Russia is concerned with the exacerbation of the situation in northern Kosovo, where NATO forces are pursuing their power politics targeted against Serbs, Russian envoy to the UN Vitaly Churkin is convinced.

Dudin Krsin : Moroccan NATO-led peacekeepers in Kosovo (KFOR) face Kosovo Serbs at a barricade in the village of Dudin Krsin. (AFP Photo / Alexa Stankovic) 30.11.2011 11:22 7 comments

Serbia: Kosovo hurdle on track to EU

Belgrade is preparing for a new round of negotiations with Pristina on Wednesday, as a pre-condition for the discussion of its EU-candidate status at an EU Summit on December 9.

 
A fire burns next to a German KFOR Armoured Personnel Carrier as it guards the border crossing Jarinje between Serbia and northern Kosovo on September 16, 2011 (AFP Photo / SASA DJORDJEVIC) 26.11.2011 04:19 12 comments

Northern Kosovo: Serbs make their last stand

Tensions run high on Serbia's border with northern Kosovo, as neither of the conflicting sides is prepared to rule out a further escalation of violence.

Violence has flared up again in Northern Kosovo. 24.11.2011 23:22 13 comments

NATO in Kosovo: No plans settled

Violence flared up in Northern Kosovo with NATO soldiers using tear gas against local Serbs who tried to stop their barricades being dismantled. But as political analyst Nikola Tanasic told RT, NATO forces have been acting erratically.

 
NATO troops in Kosovo fired tear gas to disperse a crowd of Serbs (image courtesy of RTS) 24.11.2011 06:04 29 comments

Tear gas, barbed wire, isolation: NATO tools for Kosovo raid

Serbs protesters have thwarted attempts by NATO to dismantle a barricade in Northern Kosovo. And while NATO claims their decision to fire teargas came as 21 of their soldiers were injured, Belgrade has warned Pristina against any further violence.

Kosovo Serbs carrying Serb National flag shout slogans during a protest against NATO's move to remove roadblocks in northern Kosovo, in the town of Gracanica on October 20, 2011 (AFP Photo / Armend Nimani) 15.11.2011 16:26 5 comments

Duma divided over Kosovo Serb citizenship

Russia’s State Duma has not yet received a petition from Kosovo Serbs requesting Russian citizenship. Deputies are cautious in their assessment of such an unprecedented situation and say, in any case, they are not authorized to settle such questions.

 
A Kosovo Serb lifts wooden logs from a barricade in Zupce, Nothern Kosovo (AFP Photo / STR) 09.11.2011 23:32 5 comments

'Serbia is one flashpoint in a new world disorder’

NATO peacekeepers have used tear gas to take control of one of the barricades in Northern Kosovo, built by local Serbs several months ago in an ongoing border dispute. Political analyst Aleksandar Pavic insists KFOR forces act as occupiers.

A concrete reinforced barricade in front of the main bridge, one of the two bridges built between the south, the ethnic Albanian-dominated part and the north, the Serb-dominated part of Mitrovica. October 2, 2011 (AFP Photo / Str) 09.11.2011 10:00 10 comments

Caged in: Kosovo Serbs barricade for freedom

For months, Serbs in Northern Kosovo have been putting up barricades against the hated Kosovo authorities as well as NATO peacekeepers. Little by little, they are growing accustomed to living in a cage of their own creation.

 
Portuguese NATO-led peacekeepers (KFOR) patrol at the entrance of the village of Zupce in Serb-majority northern Kosovo (AFP Photo / ALEXA STANKOVIC) 01.11.2011 17:08 12 comments

Russia blasts Kosovo over national policy

The provocative actions of the authorities in the North of Kosovo lead to a deterioration of the Human Rights situation, especially for Serbs and other non-Albanians, a top Russian diplomat has said.