I promise this is the last one. We covered February's Kosovo election in this series, and we're back. As predicted, that election was 'won' by Vetëvendosje, PM Albin Kurti's party,.
I got excited about Ecuador and forgot about Kosovo, where elections also took place today, but where due to time zones today is actually mostly yesterday, so results are starting.
FILE PHOTO: Kosovo ethnic Serbs pass through barricades near the border crossing between Kosovo and Serbia in Jarinje, Kosovo, September 28, 2021. REUTERS/Laura Hasani There's the War of Jenkins' Ear.
I have been unusually transfixed by this year's World Cup, where histories of European identity and empire are so clearly on display. [updated 15 July] We're headed into the last.
John Boonstra, responding to Paul Johnson:What we don't know is if a successful Israeli attack on Iran's nuclear facilities would discredit the regime to the point that it would be.
Somebody explain to me how this makes sense:A small explosion in Kosovo is quickly growing into a much bigger incident after the authorities in the capital, Pristina, arrested three Germans,.
