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Serb List official detained in Serbia following Banjska incident in Kosovo
Kosovo will formally request the extradition from Serbia of all individuals involved in the planning and execution of the recent "terrorist incident".
COMMENT: Russia would be the only winner from conflict in Kosovo
Many questions about the violent clashes in north Kosovo on September 24 — including whether there was foreign involvement — remain unanswered.
EU considering measures against Serbia after Kosovo violence
European Commission spokesman says member states may decide to impose measures against Serbia if Belgrade does not do enough to de-escalate crisis in northern Kosovo.
Serb List official takes responsibility for Banjska violence in Kosovo
Serb List deputy leader Milan Radoicic said he acted alone without informing Belgrade.
US warns of Serbian military buildup on Kosovan border
Nato said it is bolstering its KFOR forces in Kosovo after clashes between security forces and an armed Serb group in northern Kosovo.
EU ministers discuss multi-speed Europe to prepare for enlargement
To enable enlargement of the bloc from the current 27 members, changes to decision-making processes, agricultural policies and regional aid budgets are being considered.
Europe’s toxic air – “severe public health crisis”
Europe faces a “severe public health crisis” with dangerous levels of pollution across the continent, according to an investigation by the Guardian newspaper.
EBRD projects slowdown in Central Europe, robust growth in Eurasia
High gas prices, China slowdown and shifts in industrial production contribute to slower growth in Central Europe.
Serbian President Vucic urges KFOR to replace local police in northern Kosovo
Vucic asks for Nato-led KFOR to step in after deadly clashes between a group of Serbs and Kosovan police in Banjska, northern Kosovo.
Integrating LGBTI citizens could add $360mn to economies of Serbia and North Macedonia
World Bank study shows lost potential in Western Balkan countries from discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity.
Serbia seeks Russia's support after deadly Kosovo monastery siege
Serbian President Vucic met Russian ambassador after Kosovan officials accused Belgrade of backing armed gang that shot police officer dead.
Armed men storm Serbian Orthodox monastery in Kosovo
Attackers forced their way inside Banjska monastery that is now surrounded by police.
Tensions escalate as Kosovan police officer killed in predominantly Serb north
Kosovan authorities labelled the shootings in Leposavic municipality as terrorist attack.
EU warns of potential new measures against Kosovo and Serbia
Foreign policy chief Josep Borrell says EU would consider measures against both sides if they fail to make progress on normalising relations.
COMMENT: Serbia’s treatment of anti-war Russians is sabotaging its investment reputation
The brightest side of Belgrade's decision to stay neutral after the invasion of Ukraine was giving a chance to anti-regime activists to leave Russia. Now this is being undermined.
Latest round of talks between Kosovo and Serbia fails
EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell blamed the failure on Kosovo’s rejection of a compromise proposal.
European Commission president calls to ‘complete' the EU through enlargement
Ursula von der Leyen says “history is calling” to expand the EU, but reforms are needed.
Southeast Europe leaders pledge to speed up EU integration process
Leaders of Slovenia, Croatia and the six Western Balkans countries will commit to reforms to improve the prospects for the Western Balkan states to join the EU by 2030.
bneGREEN: EV battery manufacturers plug into Southeast Europe
Southeast Europe is already home to some high-profile electro-mobility companies. Now, it's becoming a location for battery manufacturing too.
China’s Zijin Mining to invest $3.8bn in Serbia
Investment to develop the Lower Zone of the Cukaru Peki Mine will place Serbia among the largest European copper and gold producers.