While refreshing myself recently in Novi Sad, I started a conversation with an affable hostel owner who told me of his two sons on a high-school exchange in America. For them, it had been a bit disappointing, he explained.
Report: Pristina, Belgrade May Begin Talks This Year
Pristina | 04 May 2010
Pristina and Belgrade may begin talks on decentralisation, cultural heritage and the northern part of Kosovo later this year, the BBC Albanian service reports.
Kosovo: Kurti Trial Postponed Until June 21
Pristina | 04 May 2010Kosovo Press Review - May 4
Pristina | 04 May 2010Poor Infrastructure Keeps Kosovo Off Tourist Map
Pristina | 26 April 2010
Pristina was listed a ‘highlight’ of the Western Balkans in the Lonely Planet guide – and officials claim tourist numbers are rising – but the lack of basic amenities continues to deter many visitors.
Ban on British Cars Drives Kosovars to Court
Pristina | 26 April 2010
The people of a village where many locals own right-hand-drive UK cars have joined a legal challenge to a July 2009 ruling which banned such vehicles from the roads.
Report Condemns Growing Attacks on Kosovo Judiciary
Pristina | 22 April 2010
Improved security for judicial staff urged by OSCE to prevent intimidation of courts and loss of public confidence in their impartiality.
Giffoni: ‘Many Envoys Have Failed in Kosovo’
By Fatos Halili16 March 2010
Italian Ambassador to Pristina and EU envoy for northern Kosovo Michael Giffoni told BIRN’s Life in Kosovo show that comparing his remit and the International Civilian Office’s strategy was like contrasting ‘an elephant and a mouse’, although he refused to say which was which.
EU ‘Agreeing to Disagree’ on Balkans Holds Dangers
By Gjergji Vurmo02 February 2010 The uneven policies of EU countries towards enlargement in the Western Balkans and Turkey are sending the wrong message to the region.
Kosovo: Kurti Trial Postponed Until June 21
Petrit Collaku04 May 2010
