e martë, mars 18, 2008
Kosovo: To recognise or not to recognise?
The declaration of independence by Kosovo has provoked a worldwide debate about the merits of recognising it as a state.
Solana expresses condolences to Albania over explosion
European Union foreign policy chief Javier Solana sent a message of condolences Monday to Albanian President Bamir Topi following explosions at a munitions depot.
Japan recognises Kosovo independence from Serbia
TOKYO: Japan recognised Kosovo's independence on Tuesday, a month after the majority Albanian region declared secession from Serbia with the backing of the United States and most European Union states.
e hënë, mars 17, 2008
Russia to monitor Kosovo while heading UN
NEW YORK -- Vitaly Churkin says that Russia will “keep an eye on the Kosovo situation” while heading the UN Security Council.
FACTBOX: NATO's Kosovo peace force
NATO troops came under fire during Serb riots in the ethnically divided town of Mitrovica in northern Kosovo on Monday, in the worst violence in the territory since the Albanian majority declared independence last month.
Peacekeepers Battle Serbs in Kosovo
KOSOVSKA MITROVICA, Kosovo (AP) — Serb demonstrators attacked international peacekeepers with rocks, grenades and Molotov cocktails Monday, setting off the worst violence in Kosovo since it declared independence from Serbia last month.
e shtunë, mars 15, 2008
Albania Blast Kills 5, Injures 243
TIRANA, Albania (AP) — A massive explosion at an Albanian army ammunition dump on Saturday killed at least five people and injured 243, including many children, authorities said.
Albania rocked by huge explosions
At least five people have been killed and more than 240 injured in a series of huge explosions at an arms dump near the Albanian capital, Tirana.
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