Kosovo's Constitutional Court has asked the country's newly elected lawmakers in Parliament to end three months of political ...

Kosovo is setting up an institute to document Serbia’s crimes against its population in the 1998-1999 war, the country's prime minister said Wednesday. Albin Kurti said the institute would ...

The continued persecution of Kosovo Albanians led to the start of Nato air strikes against targets in Kosovo and Serbia in March 1999. Meanwhile, a campaign of ethnic cleansing against Kosovo ...

Kosovo's president Vjosa Osmani has warned that opening a bridge to traffic in the ethnically divided town of Mitrovica without NATO's coordination risks a conflict between police and U.S. troops.

On April 27, 1999, a ... Kosovo does not have an official state war museum dedicated to the suffering of citizens, so relatives of victims have turned private homes into haunting exhibitions.

Thousands of people took to the streets in Kosovo on Sunday holding signs and chanting slogans in support of former guerilla leaders on trial for their alleged roles in atrocities during the 1998 ...

In 1999, the U.S. contributed troops to the NATO-led Kosovo Force. Hampton Roads-based warships played a big role, bringing us to the Adriatic Sea and Albania.

Nearly a quarter-century after Kosovo's brutal war for ... A 78-day campaign of NATO airstrikes aimed at Serbian forces finally ended the fighting in 1999. In 2008, Kosovo formally declared its ...

By Anne Rittman Hoya Staff Writer Gen. Wesley K. Clark, U.S. Army Ret., spoke to an overflowing ICC Auditorium Wednesday evening in a frank and colorful speech titled, “Kosovo, 1999: What Was ...

The renewed escalation of the Kosovo conflict is a direct result of the ... In 1999, the NATO war against Serbia served as a welcome opportunity for the country to ditch its abstinence ...

Most of the war crimes -- including rapes -- happened between March and June 1999, as Serbian forces terrorized the ethnic Albanian population in Kosovo. In March 1999, after internationally ...

A former commander in the Kosovo Liberation Army was found guilty Friday of arbitrarily detaining and torturing prisoners perceived as supporters of Serbia during the country’s conflict to break ...