Assailants struck Kosovo's Parliament with an explosive device late on Thursday causing damage to the building but no injuries, the police said in a statement. The force said the device that hit the building was fired from a distance.
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Kosovo's special prosecutor's office says excavations in the center of the capital, Pristina, have found no traces of any people still missing from the separatist war in 1998-99.
A Kosovo court has sentenced five ethnic Albanians to jail terms for plans to prepare an Islamic State video.
A Pristina court sentenced them Monday from four to 13 years in prison.
The verdict said the five, who were arrested last year, aimed at "frightening the population, destabilizing and destroying fundamental political, constitutional, economic and social state structures ... by preparing terrorist penal acts."
Kosovo authorities have started digging in the capital, Pristina, for the graves of people missing since the 1999 war.
http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2016/07/13/world/europe/ap-eu-kosovo-mass-grave.html
Kosovo's Prime Minister Isa Mustafa has accepted the resignation of his environment minister, who offered to step down last week after his name appeared on a list of officials being investigated on suspicions of abusing public money.
Ferid Agani was among 64 people, 44 of them doctors, who allegedly used their positions to channel patients to private hospitals in exchange for money. The public officials involved allegedly got kickbacks from the hospitals.
PRISTINA, Kosovo (AP) " The Kosovo government has amended a draft law to prolong the European Union rule of law mission, known as EULEX, for two years.
A statement received Tuesday said the previous evening the Cabinet met to amend a draft law on prolonging of the EULEX mandate after a letter. The Cabinet acted after President Hashim Thaci had no response from EU's foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini before EULEX mandate expired June 14.
Kosovo police say they have arrested a Turk working in Kosovo for illegal trafficking of his compatriots toward Western European countries.
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The European Union's police mission in Kosovo launched a major operation against organized crime.
Local media reported that police arrested a governing party lawmaker in Wednesday's raids, and police also checked scores of bars and restaurants allegedly managed by criminal gangs.
A Kosovo court has decided that a former Serb general, who had illegally crossed the border, should be expelled.
Earlier this month Milovan Bojovic was arrested and sentenced to one month in jail for illegally crossing the border.
Kosovo's new president, Hashim Thaci, has assumed his post in a swearing-in ceremony at the Parliament that the opposition boycotted.
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