Belgrade and Pristina
The flag of Kosovo is again at a sports competition in Serbia
After the UEFA Congress in the Sava Center in Belgrade, the flag of Kosovo appeared at another sporting event in Serbia
Belgrade and Pristina
The flag of Kosovo in the middle of Belgrade at the UEFA Congress: FSS says the organizer's failure
The Kosovo flag was raised in Belgrade as part of the UEFA Congress, which is being held in the Serbian capital. After the media wrote, the FSS reacted - they say it was an error by the organizers, which was immediately rectified
Belgrade and Pristina
Zlatibor Lončar was banned from entering Kosovo
Zlatibor Lončar, Minister of Health in the Government of Serbia in a technical mandate, was refused entry to Kosovo
What does 2025 bring?
Life in Kosovo: Belgrade spies or Kurti's Serbs
Last year was bad, this year will not be better. That's how one could summarize what awaits the Kosovo Serbs in the eternal schedule of Pristina and Belgrade
On the spot
Neglect of Serbs in Kosovo: "Stories from Belgrade are lies"
Two nations, two truths, both false. About the room where Serbs are "disciplined", addresses of Albanians being deleted in the south of Serbia and interest groups in power that fuel intolerance
Belgrade and Pristina
"Dnevnik Banjska" and "memorial-chimney": How some media fell for Jeton Neziraj's irony
The National Theater in Belgrade will host plays from Kosovo as a symbol of the cooperation between the "two countries"? Of course not. However, some media still fell for the ironically imagined announcement of the Kosovar playwright Jeton Neziraj
Belgrade - Pristina
Vukadinović: Serbia suffered a whole series of slaps and humiliations in Kosovo
While Pristina politicians brag about the successes in Kosovo, political analysts assess that the official Belgrade's reaction to Serbia's defeats is too mild, sloppy and barren.
Belgrade and Pristina
Besnik Bisljimi: Dinar was not even allowed in Kosovo
"The decree of the Central Bank of Kosovo does not abolish the use of the dinar in Kosovo because it was never allowed," says Deputy Prime Minister of Kosovo Besnik Bisljimi. He claims that this decision also aims to prevent abuses in the name of social assistance. Official Belgrade claims that this is one of the most difficult unilateral decisions by Pristina, which affects the survival of the Serbian people in Kosovo and Metohija
Belgrade and Pristina
Kosovo cancels payment transactions with central Serbia: "Every pore of the Serbian community is threatened"
The interruption of Pristina's payment transactions with central Serbia led to uncertainty for Serbs in Kosovo. "There are still many unknowns, but it is symptomatic that the decision of CKB and NLB Komercijalna banka coincide. Although NLB banka said that it was purely business logic, it seems that there is still some kind of political synchronization," Miodrag tells "Vreme" Marinković from the NGO "Aktiv" from Kosovska Mitrovica
Kosovo and Metohija
Brussels' Kosovo saga: Negotiations failed again
"We had talks and I think they ended unsuccessfully in terms of finding a clear path towards the normalization of relations," said the President of Serbia.
travelogue(s)
Belgrade-Pristina, via Kuršumlija
A passing note about Toplica and pljeskavica, about borders and crossing them, about "Christian" and "Turkish" Pristina, about Gazimestan and Murat's turbet, about Albanian and Serbian myths... and again about pljeskavica
KiM
The Government of Kosovo withdrew part of the police in the North
The Kosovo government has decided to immediately reduce the presence of police in and around municipal buildings in the North by about 25 percent, and is ready to specifically consider a further reduction of police troops in and around buildings, with a joint assessment with EULEX and KFOR
News
The ninth anniversary of the Brussels Agreement: A dead letter on paper
The impression of the President of Serbia after the conversation with Miroslav Lajčak is that even after nine years, there is still no progress in the implementation of the Brussels Agreement. There was no mention of license plates, at least according to the announcement. Instead, Vučić concluded that it is Prishtina that is not fulfilling the obligations it has assumed