Kosovo
COVID-19 second wave strikes parts of emerging Europe
WHO warns of a “very serious resurgence” that risks pushing healthcare systems “to the brink” in 10 countries from the region after lockdowns were eased.
Payment platform Paysera enters Kosovan market
Paysera Kosovo obtains the country's first Electronic Money Institution (EMI) licence, plans to cut cost of money transfers between Kosovo and EU countries.
Kosovo retreats from Washington talks after Thaci indictment
Kosovo's President Hashim Thaci was indicted for war crimes days before a critical US-brokered meeting, throwing the future of talks with Serbia into doubt.
Balkan Business Sentiment Index reached historic high in 2019
Progress towards EU accession lifted sentiment, but businesspeople still see corruption as one of their biggest problems.
Kosovo’s Specialist Prosecutor files war crimes charges against President Thaci
Charges announced immediately before Thaci was due to meet his Serbian counterpart Aleksandar Vucic at the White House.
CEE banks heading for one of their worst crises in 10 years
Post-COVID-19, banks in Central and Southeast Europe expect demand for financing to contract sharply, credit standards to tighten and an increase in NPLs, a new EIB survey shows.
Kosovo’s new government scraps reciprocity on import tariffs with Serbia
Avdullah Hoti makes immediate move to lift 100% tariffs that have stifled regional trade, opening the way for resumption of normalisation talks with Belgrade.