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Martti Ahtisaari, the former president of Finland, yesterday crowned three decades of painstaking mediation in some of the world's most intractable conflicts on four continents by winning the Nobel peace prize. The 71-year-old...
Europe did itself no favours by opposing Serbian diplomatic efforts on Kosovo Serbia's success in persuading the UN general assembly to support its application for an advisory opinion from the international court of justice...
Montenegro has formally recognised Kosovo as independent following its secession from Serbia in February. Montenegro's Foreign Minister Milan Rocen said the move was "unanimously decided" after a parliamentary debate. Nearly 50...
President Boris Tadić has met with French counterpart Nicolas Sarkozy in Evian. The two presidents discussed “bilateral relations, the two countries’ historical friendship, and potential for boosting economic cooperation.“
Lisbon, Oct 8 (DPA) Portugal announced Tuesday evening its official recognition of Kosovo, the break-away Serbian province which had unilaterally declared its independence last February. With Portugal's move, 48 countries,...
President Boris Tadić has addressed a Conference on International Politics in Evian. Tadić told the conference that the UN was the only power that could preserve the stability of international relations in the contemporary...
By Kristin Roberts and Fatos Bytyci PRISTINA, Kosovo (Reuters) - The United States will keep troops in the NATO peacekeeping operation in Kosovo until at least late 2009, Defense Secretary Robert Gates said on Tuesday. Gates,...
