200 British soldiers join Kosovo Force

200 British soldiers have arrived in Kosovo's Pristina to reinforce the Kosovo Force (KFOR) to ensure security in Kosovo. The reinforcement was carried out at the request of the Supreme Allied Commander Europe. These additional troops join the existing 400-strong British contingent already stationed in Kosovo as part of KFOR.

Kosovo accuses Serbia of occupation

Kosovo's Interior Minister Xhelal Sveçla, referring to Kosovo's tensions with Serbia, said Serbia was attempting to annex northern Kosovo.

US accusation against Serbia for Kosovo

Tensions between Kosovo and Serbia are rising after an attack by an armed group. The United States stated that Serbia had made an unprecedented military build-up on the Kosovo border and asked Belgrade to withdraw its forces.

Türkiye, Hungary bilateral relations developing in every field

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan stated that bilateral relations with Hungary have made significant progress in every field and that the trade volume between the two countries has reached an all-time high of 3.5 billion dollars and that the target of 6 billion dollars trade volume will be reached in a short time with joint efforts.

Balanced approach to Serbia, EU says

The European Union (EU) Commission has stated that its approach to Serbia is balanced and that it is only possible to change its policies with a joint decision of the 27 member states.

Serbia releases 3 Kosovo police officers

Serbia released 3 Kosovo police officers who were detained for preparing an action. It was stated that the indictment prepared against Rifat Zeka, Beqir Sefi and Mustafe Shemi for "possession of weapons and explosives" was accepted and 3 Kosovo police officers were released to stand trial without arrest. On the other hand, Hungary sent a message of appreciation to Serbia.

Serbs close Kosovo border crossings

Serbian protesters barricaded the Merdare, Jarinje and Brnjak border crossings, the biggest crossing point between Kosovo and Serbia. Kosovo Foreign Ministry issued a warning. In the warning, it was stated that it is not safe for vehicles to pass through the border gates due to the ongoing protests of Serbs.

Anti-government protest in Serbia

An anti-government protest was organized in Serbia's capital Belgrade upon the call of the opposition. Demonstrators reiterated a number of demands regarding the media, such as the removal of violent programs from the air. The government said it would take more concrete steps next time to address the attacks.

Anti-government protest in Serbia

An anti-government protest was organized in Serbia's capital Belgrade upon the call of the opposition. Demonstrators reiterated a number of demands regarding the media, such as the removal of violent programs from the air. The government said it would take more concrete steps next time to address the attacks.

Serbia detains 3 Kosovo police officers

Serbian security forces detained 3 Kosovo police officers. After the Albanian mayor crisis, now the detention crisis has erupted. While the parties accused each other, Kosovo responded to Serbia's move. Kosovo announced that trucks with Serbian license plates coming from Serbia were stopped from entering Kosovo.

Kosovo says open to holding elections again

Kosovo's Foreign Minister Donika Gervalla-Schwarz stated that they are open to the idea of re-running local elections in 4 municipalities in the north of the country where Serbs live in large numbers.

Turkish commandos on their way to Kosovo

The Ministry of National Defense of Türkiye (MND) announced that a commando battalion will be sent to Kosovo as part of a NATO mission. The unit is expected to arrive at Sultan Murat Barracks on June 4-5. On the other hand, in the statement made by the ministry, the parties were called for restraint.

Presidents of Kosovo and Serbia meet in Moldova

Kosovo President Osmani and Serbian President Vucic meet in Moldova. During the meeting, issues such as the rerun of elections in northern Kosovo and the participation of Kosovo Serbs in the elections were discussed. The meeting between the two presidents lasted ten minutes.

'Serbian army on Kosovo border has no strength'

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama says Serbia's military build-up on the border with Kosovo is 'equal to zero'.

Striking Kosovo statement from Türkiye

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs made a written statement on the tension in the north of Kosovo. Warning against actions that could escalate tensions, Türkiye called for dialogue to establish lasting peace and stability.

NATO and the UN call on Kosovo to step back

NATO and Western powers called on Friday for a de-escalation of rising tensions between Kosovo and Serbia. NATO urged the parties to resolve the tensions through dialogue. Western powers issued a joint statement on the issue and called for an immediate step back.

Order of the Serbian army to approach the border with Kosovo

Tensions between Kosovo and Serbia in the Balkan region have reached a boiling point. The Kosovo government's decision to deploy police in the municipalities of the Serb-populated region in the north of the country has caused a stir. Serbia's army was ordered to "stand by".

Kosovo-Serbia relations are deadlocked

The meeting held to implement the agreement reached by Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti and Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic in Ohrid, North Macedonia on March 18, did not yield any results. The "conflict" warning made by the EU High Representative for Foreign Relations and Defense Policy Josep Borrell drew attention.

Kosovo-Serbia relations are deadlocked

The meeting held to implement the agreement reached by Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti and Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic in Ohrid, North Macedonia on March 18, did not yield any results. The "conflict" warning made by the EU High Representative for Foreign Relations and Defense Policy Josep Borrell drew attention.

Serbia has agreed to arm Ukraine

Serbia, the only country in Europe that has refused to sanction Russia for its invasion of Ukraine, has agreed to supply or has already sent weapons to Kyiv, according to a secret Pentagon document leaked to the press.