13 Aug 14 In the wake of reported attacks on Serbian returnees, Atifete Jahjaga toured the Serbian stronghold of Gracanica on Tuesday, hailing what she called a ‘success story’ in terms of integration. Pristina Kosovo’s President toured the ethnic Serbian town of Gracanica in central Kosovo on Tuesday, on what looked like a mission to reassure ethnic Serbs in the wake of reported attacks. Atifete Jahjaga’s visit came after the country’s ethnic Serbian Mini

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04 Jul 14 Isolated Albanian villagers say they are neglected by the Pristina authorities, cut off from their ethnic kin and vulnerable to political unrest in the Serb-dominated surrounding areas. Edona Peci BIRN Leposavic, Zvecan The land in Kosovo’s far north, close to the Serbian border, has sustained the Musa family for six generations. Here in the village of Kostova they have 16 cows – to make milk and cheese – plus 20 chickens and a swarm of honey bees.

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News 26 Jun 14 Pristina

Kosovo is waiting for the constitutional court to clarify who should form a new government after recent elections, with the outgoing PM and his challengers both claiming the right to rule. Pristina

With the last votes from the general election yet to be counted, the political parties are still squabbling over who has the right to form a new government in Kosovo. BIRN Pristina The ruling Democratic Party of Kosovo, PDK, and the recently established coalition between the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo, AAK, the Democratic League of Kosovo, LDK and Nisma per Kosoven [Initiative for Kosovo] are still at loggerheads over who has the right to form a new government. Meanwhile, no action can be taken before the results of the general election held on June 8 are officially certified. The C