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by Andreas S. von Warburg The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is the first international institution to formally recognize Kosovo’s independence and to consider the application for admission to membership from the newly-formed Balkan nation, according to a statement by the Washington-based multilateral institution.

After arriving at my Hotel where I was to spend the first evening in Kosovo, I went for a short walk to get some cash for the next day and found somewhere really cool to eat one of the best meals I have eaten in a long time, in a restaurant called “Liburnia” in the centre of downtown Pristina.

Kosovo To Open Its First Embassy In Ankara - Turkish Press July 16th, 2008 Kosovo To Open Its First Embassy In Ankara Turkish Press, MI - Jul 4, 2008 PRISTINA - Kosovo, the youngest European state, would open its first embassy in Turkish capital Ankara, the Kosovar president said on Friday. ...

The two missions (EU/UN) are arguing over who will be controlling and dictating what in Kosovo, it seems the only people who don’t have a say are the Kosovars and their so called government. The declaration of independence really was a declaration of dependence, wasn’t it?

Artist: Pristina Album: So Alive Year: 2005 Genre: Synthpop Song: 6 Source: Cd Maxi Album Price: $1.20 Album Size: 48.13 mb Track Time Pristina -So Alive.mp3 5:23 Pristina -Syrian mix.mp3 4:55 Pristina -Sequencia mix.mp3 4:25 Pristina -Nevarakka mix.mp3

US Condemns Kosovo Serb Parallel Assembly Filed under: Politics — Tags: belgrade, kosovo, parallel assembly, pristina, serbia, UN resolution 1244, US, yugoslavia — waqasmirza @ 10:37 am “The United States position is that Kosovo is an independent state and that its parliament and its institutions

Source: The Christian Science Monitor | By Robert Marquand For 16 months, Russia and the West have been a bit eyeball-to-eyeball in the United Nations Security Council over the status of Kosovo. But to borrow Dean Rusk’s famous phrase during the 1963 Cuban missile crisis, it appears that UN Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon has just blinked.

Kosovo is just days away from putting its new constitution into force, but the details of who will provide for the region’s administration and security remain deeply unclear. The United Nations, European Union, and NATO are all grappling with how to divide authority in the transition period ahead,

Guards Thwart Break-In at Kosovo Premier’s Home PRISTINA, Kosovo (AP) — Attackers who were trying to break into the home of Kosovo’s prime minister exchanged gunfire with guards, but the leader was away and his family was not hurt, the police said Saturday. The government condemne...

Gymnich: Kosovo Prime Minister Thaci on meeting with EU