US envoy Escobar says Pristina has two days to respond to US, EU demands or face consequences.
The commando battalion deployed to address mounting tensions in the region.
Kurti defiant in the face of strong criticism from Kosovo's Western allies.
Western diplomats are putting heavy pressure on Pristina and Belgrade to de-escalate the situation in northern Kosovo.
Dozens injured in clashes between Kosovan police and ethnic Serb protesters.
New clashes erupt in northern Kosovo where Serb protesters try to force their way into municipal offices in Zvecan.
President Aleksandar Vucic steps down as head of SNS amid mass anti-violence protests and spike in tensions with Kosovo.
Serbian army deployed along Kosovan border after violent clashes between police and local Serbs in northern Kosovo.
Democratic governance deteriorates in Emerging Europe and Central Asia, with worst declines in already authoritarian regions.
Pristina under pressure to set up long-delayed Association of Serbian Municipalities in northern Kosovo.
Inflation remains a drag on growth in Emerging Europe, along with sluggish growth in advanced economies and stricter financing conditions in Central Europe and the Baltic states.
Two separate incidents within days resulted in the deaths of 17 people, mostly children.
Deal reached on missing persons but no apparent progress on return of Serb officials to Kosovan state institutions.
Serbia President Aleksandar Vucic and Kosovan Prime Minister Albin Kurti have committed to joint work to locate people who went missing during the 1998-99 war in Kosovo.
Albania, Kosovo and Romania stand out with strong projected growth in 2023-25, wiiw forecasts show.
The European Parliament’s Committee on Foreign Affairs adopted a report stating that negotiations on Serbia's membership in the EU can only continue if the country joins the sanctions imposed on Russia.
The Central, Eastern and Southeast Europe economies have largely digested the economic shock caused by the war in Ukraine and are heading for modest growth this year, says wiiw.
Unemployment fell, but mainly as a result of the declining labour force and an increase in inactivity, World Bank report reveals.
Core inflation has increased in almost all Western Balkan countries since mid-2022 and price pressures remain broad-based.
World Bank says reforms are needed to prepare the region for future shocks as growth is set to moderate this year.