e enjte, prill 03, 2008
Kosovo: Top UN Officials May Resign
Pristina _ Two main heads of the United nations Mission in Kosovo, UNMIK have warned to resign if the UN Secretary General does not dismiss the international administrator of Mitrovica, according to a Pristina daily.
UN Court Acquits Former Kosovo Premier
Kosovars dance in the main street of Decane, as they react to the decision of a U.N. court to acquit Ramush Haradinaj, the former prime minister of Kosovo, in Decane, Kosovo, Thursday, April 3, 2008. A U.N. court acquitted Haradinaj Thursday of murdering and torturing Serbs and their supporters during the province's battle to free itself of Serbia's rule in 1998. Haradinaj, 39, was due to be released from a U.N. jail and to return to Kosovo on Friday after his acquittal on all 37 counts of the murder, rape and torture of Serbs.
Alliance Invites In Croatia, Albania
BUCHAREST, Romania, April 2 -- NATO's political leaders agreed Wednesday night to admit Croatia and Albania into the military alliance, but after a vigorous debate they effectively rejected President Bush's bid to put two former Soviet republics on the path to membership.
NATO leaders agree to invite Croatia, Albania to join alliance
NATO leaders have agreed to invite Croatia and Albania to join the alliance, NATO spokesman James Appathurai said here Wednesday.
The Vatican Purposes to Evangelize Kosovo
As Gjergji presses forward with his missionary activities, he is also devoting considerable effort to supporting the construction of a major Catholic cathedral in Pristina. This cathedral—which is being built with the support of Kosovar President Fatmir Sejdiu—has been hailed by the New Kosova Report as a symbol of the Vatican’s attempts at “cultural baptism.”
Verdict due in war crimes case of ex-Kosovo PM
E Verteta4_U: If Haradinaj gets 25 yrs, Decani City will see massive protests everyday!
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