Heavy rains in Kosovo have caused severe flooding and power outages, with emergency authorities reporting flooding in several parts of the country following heavy rainfall over the past 24 hours.

Kosovo Flooding: Kosovo Flooded After Heavy Rains Trigger Widespread Power Outages

Kosovo’s ruling party secures a major electoral victory under Prime Minister Albin Kurti, strengthening his leadership and political mandate. The results mark a significant moment in Kosovo’s domestic politics and could shape the country’s future governance and regional relations.

Kosovo's Ruling Party Manages to Secure Major Victory Under PM Albin Kurti

Kosovo will hold elections on December 28 after a year-long political stalemate that led to the dissolution of parliament and left a 1-billion-euro hole in the small Balkan country's shaky finances.


Balkan nation Kosovo heads to polls for second time in one year 

Set to face Group B leaders Switzerland in the final qualifying match, Kosovo, which gained independence in 2008, could write a new chapter by securing qualification to the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Explained: How Kosovo, Scotland can qualify for 2026 FIFA World Cup on final matchday

TikTok challenge suspected in rise of child self-harm in Kosovo's Gjakova

Kosovo indicted 45 Suspects on terrorism charges a year after 80 gunmen stormed a village in its North engaging in a gun fight with security forces. Watch to know more.

Kosovo indicts 45 in 2023 Terror attack

A searing heatwave is gripping large parts of the United States with record daily high temperatures in Oregon suspected to have caused four deaths in the Portland area. Watch in for more details!

Extreme heatwave across Albania, Serbia, Kosovo & Las Vegas

A sea of Santas flooded the streets of Kosovo's capital as thousands donned their festive attire for the annual Christmas theme charity run. The tradition seeks to gather funds for families in need.

Jolly Joggers: Thousands of Santas spread cheer in Kosovo's capital

Turkey takes charge of NATO peacekeepers in Kosovo

Just when you thought the tensions between Serbia and Kosovo couldn't get any worse, a deadly siege at a Serbian orthodox monastery in the restive northern part of Kosovo has laid open the faultlines. An estimated 4 people including a Kosovar policeman were killed in the incident that has been described as one of the worst escalation in years.

Why are tensions on the rise between Serbia & Kosovo? | World at War

Is NATO playing with fire in Putin's backyard? The U.S.-led bloc has bolstered its troops' presence on the ground amid tensions with Russian ally Serbia. Watch this video to find out more about the escalating situation in the landlocked Balkan nation.

Gravitas: Will Russian Ally Serbia Invade Kosovo? NATO Boosts Forces Amid Escalating Tensions

Kosovo declared on Saturday that it was prepared to defend its territorial integrity and asked that Serbia remove its troops from their shared border. Since last Sunday, when approximately thirty heavily armed Serbs seized the Kosovo town of Banjska and trapped themselves in a Serbian Orthodox monastery, tensions between the two nations have been high. One police officer and three attackers were slain.

Serbia-Kosovo Clash: Berlin urges Serbia to reduce troops at border

Following what it described as a "unprecedented" military build-up in Serbia, the US has pushed Belgrade to withdraw its forces from the Kosovo border. Following the tragic skirmishes that broke out at a monastery in northern Kosovo last weekend, Serbia has stationed advanced tanks and artillery close to the border with that country, the White House issued a warning on Friday.

Serbia-Kosovo Clash: One Kosovan police officer and three Serb men die in shootout

US urges Serbia to withdraw forces from Kosovo border, NATO bolsters forces

US joins Kosovo in investigating deadly violence

Standoff between gunmen and Kosovo authorities at monastery ends

Serbia President has condemned the killing of a police officer in Kosovo, this comes after standoff between gunmen and cost of authorities at the monastery near the border with Serbia ended on Sunday night.

Kosovo: Four killed after armed men storm Kosovo monastery; Serbia President condemns killing | WION

Moscow 'closely monitoring' situation in Kosovo after gunmen-police standoff

On Thursday, an Opposition legislator splashed water on Prime Minister Albin Kurti when he was speaking about government initiatives to ease tensions with ethnic Serbs in the country's north.

Brawl in Kosovo's Parliament: Opposition MP sprays water on PM & Deputy PM | World News | WION

EU attempts to ease Kosovo-Serbia tension, to hold talks with both sides

Serbia arrests Kosovo police, Pristina says they were kidnapped

Back down or face 'consequences', US and EU tell Kosovo authorities

Tensions escalated in Northern Kosovo when ethnic Serbs clashed with the Kosovo police on the 26th of May. They were protesting the installation of ethnic Albanian mayors who were elected in last month's local elections, boycotted by the majority of ethnic Serbs. The situation remains tense as 30 soldiers were injured in clashes between ethnic Serbian demonstrators and NATO-led peacekeepers on the 29th of May. Mohammed Saleh brings you this report.

Violent clashes between ethnic Serbs and Kosovo police

In response to a request from NATO to join the alliance's K-4 peacekeeping Force, NATO member Turkey has planned to send commandos to the country for peacekeeping. The Turkish Defence Minister on Saturday called for restraint followed by a constructive dialogue in order to resolve the crisis.

Turkey plans to send peacekeeping troops to Kosovo

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