People hung hundreds of ties and shirts from the fence outside a government building in Kosovo to protest a pay raise for the country's prime minister.

Prominent rights advocacy group, Human Rights Watch, has published a new research on the plight of members of Kosovo’s minority communities affected by toxic lead in UN-run camps after the Kosovo war.

The United States, Britain, France, Germany and Italy urged lawmakers in Kosovo to choose a prime minister.

An international legal team has been formed by Serbia to sue NATO over its alleged use of depleted uranium in Yugoslavia 18 years ago.

With 80% of the votes counted in the Kosovo parliamentary elections, an alliance of Ramush Haradinaj, an ex-rebel commander, has garnered the most votes.

Kosovars are voting in key general elections amid concerns for economy, border and talks with Serbia.

The German government has expressed concern over the spread of Wahhabism, promoted by Saudi Arabia, in Kosovo.

Kosovo’s legislators have voted to dismiss the government in a no-confidence motion, triggering an early election.

The Serbian president says the two neighbors were on the verge of conflict over Kosovo's decision to refuse entry to a train decorated with the colors of Serbia’s flag.

Belgrade accuses Haradinaj of committing war crimes against civilians in the late 1990s.