New Heart of Joachim Rücker
Independent experts insist that the Chief of the UN Mission in Kosovo was advised on the facts of kidnapping of local peaceful Serbs and their vital organ harvesting... 2008-07-10 13:53
Price of Kosovo “Statehood”
Only one week passed from the date of adoption of a fundamental law in separatist Kosovo state however already now it is clear that practically all provisions of the so-called “humane Constitution” are mere falsehood and hypocrisy of former criminals... 2008-06-23 16:30
UNMiK Head Dismissed
Joachim Rücker, Head of the United Nations Mission in Kosovo (UNMiK), and his closest assistants were recently dismissed from their positions... 2008-06-17 15:21
“Surprise” for Serbia
The European Union is reviewing a draft agreement with Belgrade that would enable Serbia to become a so-called Associated State in this international structure already before the end of this year... 2008-06-11 10:40
About Heavy Weapons and Peacekeepers in Abkhazia and Kosovo
Western ambassadors to NATO continue discussing in Brussels the decision taken by the Russian military and political leadership on reinforcement of the peacekeeping force in the zone of Georgian-Abkhaz conflict within the specified limits. 2008-05-26 11:49
Balkan Template
Javier Solana EU Representative for the Security Policy, during his meeting with so-called “Prime Minister of Kosovo” Hashim Tachi emphasized that the Balkan region is on the eve of a new epoch. 2008-02-22 11:08
“Unique Case” of Kosovo
On the Christmas Eve Europe found itself in the focus of the global political life. Question No.1: to recognize or not to recognize Kosovo? 2007-12-12 15:06
Double Standards of Independence
It is possible to explain such radical difference in approaches of the West to "the frozen conflicts" only if it is determined who is a beneficiary or to be more precise if the interests of the NATO community and the attitude to NATO of the nations involved in one or another conflict are examined in detail. 2007-12-03 12:13
Will Kosovo Become Precedent for Unrecognized Republics of Post-Soviet Space?
The Kosovo knot is a multilayer problem, integrating several components each of them requiring a theoretical and practical settlement. Simultaneously the Kosovo problem reflects a confrontation of interests of international subjects concerned with this conflict. 2007-02-08 12:15
2008-12-09 16:41EULEX Begins Operations in Northern Kosovo
2008-11-20 16:33Athens: Greece Will Never Recognize Independence of Kosovo
2008-10-28 10:57Germany Wants to Be Principle Peacekeeper in Kosovo
2008-10-13 09:24Macedonia Recognized Independence of Kosovo
2008-09-04 14:28Former UCK Terrorist Became Kosovo “Defense Minister”
2008-08-29 16:08Large Provocation against Serbs in Kosovo-Mitrovitsa
Independent experts insist that the Chief of the UN Mission in Kosovo was advised on the facts of kidnapping of local peaceful Serbs and their vital organ harvesting... 
Only one week passed from the date of adoption of a fundamental law in separatist Kosovo state however already now it is clear that practically all provisions of the so-called “humane Constitution” are mere falsehood and hypocrisy of former criminals... 
Joachim Rücker, Head of the United Nations Mission in Kosovo (UNMiK), and his closest assistants were recently dismissed from their positions... 
The European Union is reviewing a draft agreement with Belgrade that would enable Serbia to become a so-called Associated State in this international structure already before the end of this year... 
Western ambassadors to NATO continue discussing in Brussels the decision taken by the Russian military and political leadership on reinforcement of the peacekeeping force in the zone of Georgian-Abkhaz conflict within the specified limits. 
Javier Solana EU Representative for the Security Policy, during his meeting with so-called “Prime Minister of Kosovo” Hashim Tachi emphasized that the Balkan region is on the eve of a new epoch. 
On the Christmas Eve Europe found itself in the focus of the global political life. Question No.1: to recognize or not to recognize Kosovo? 
It is possible to explain such radical difference in approaches of the West to "the frozen conflicts" only if it is determined who is a beneficiary or to be more precise if the interests of the NATO community and the attitude to NATO of the nations involved in one or another conflict are examined in detail. 
The Kosovo knot is a multilayer problem, integrating several components each of them requiring a theoretical and practical settlement. Simultaneously the Kosovo problem reflects a confrontation of interests of international subjects concerned with this conflict. 
