The Prime Minister of the Republic of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, hosted a working dinner with the European Union Special Representative for the Kosovo–Serbia Dialogue, Peter Sørensen, the Government of Kosovo announced this morning. The meeting, which took place last evening…
Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, has addressed the media regarding the ongoing issue involving the country’s president, signaling that discussions are currently underway with opposition parties. In a brief but notable statement, Kurti emphasized that communication channels have been…
According to the latest postal voting data from the parliamentary elections in Hungary held on April 12 (in which the list led by Peter Magyar achieved a convincing victory and secured a two-thirds majority in parliament), diaspora voters overwhelmingly supported…
The chairman of the Democratic Union for Integration, one of the main Albanian parties in North Macedonia, said that the Albanian language there is “in danger.” During a panel discussion at the Diaspora Summit in Tirana, attended by, among others,…
In Austria and Germany, skepticism about EU enlargement, especially when it comes to the Western Balkans, prevails. For this reason, Montenegro hopes that it can join the Union together with Iceland, DW quotes the German newspaper FAZ. The majority of…
Analyst Burim Ramadani said that Kosovo must have strategic clarity in the circumstances created by the war in Iran, saying that precisely the political developments that are taking place must be avoided. “Our Kosovo must have strategic and institutional clarity…
The United States Embassy in Kosovo commemorated the day the US mission in Pristina officially became an Embassy 18 years ago, April 8, 2008. “With Kosovo officially an independent state and diplomatic relations established, the next step was to reflect…
In 2025, North Macedonia finds itself at a delicate political crossroads. Once celebrated as a model of democratic transition and regional stability, the small Balkan nation is now navigating through a period of uncertainty, polarization, and slow reform. The country’s…
By TeleshkronjaPost Editorial Desk For over three decades, Albania’s journey toward European Union membership has been defined by ambition, struggle, and resilience. From the collapse of its communist regime in 1991 to the official opening of accession negotiations in 2022,…
Hashim Thaçi’s trial in The Hague has captured international attention, symbolizing both the pursuit of justice and the unresolved complexities of Kosovo’s post-war trajectory. More than three years after his indictment, the proceedings against the former President and former KLA…
Kosovo is heading into a pivotal moment in its young democratic history with the upcoming parliamentary elections scheduled for December 28, 2025. These elections, anticipated with a mix of optimism and apprehension, represent not only a routine democratic exercise but…
