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BALKAN BLOG: Upended world order enables Russia’s return to Southeast Europe
The US’s distancing from its traditional democratic allies and embrace of the far right paves the way for the return of Russian influence to a region from which it has long been in retreat.
Serbia accused of interfering in Kosovo's general election
Head of the EU Election Observation Mission claims Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and other Belgrade officials put pressure on voters in Kosovo.
Ruling Vetevendosje wins Kosovo election but falls short of majority
Combined seats for Kosovo's main opposition parties set to outnumber those for PM Albin Kurti's Vetevendosje in the next parliament.
London to name Karen Pierce special envoy to the Western Balkans
Former British ambassador in Washington appointed as UK seeks to deepen its engagement with the Western Balkans, a region of growing geopolitical interest.
BALKAN BLOG: Kosovan PM’s likely re-election challenges Trump administration’s Balkan ambitions
Kosovan Prime Minister Albin Kurti’s reluctance to compromise for the sake of diplomatic expediency is likely to be as irksome to the new Trump administration as his left-wing politics.
Four candidates compete for Kosovo’s premiership in February 9 election
Kosovo's incumbent Prime Minister Albin Kurti is fighting off challenges from three main rivals.
“Unchained” Trump is main risk to broadly positive Emerging Europe growth prospects
Steep US tariffs on the EU or a sudden cut in support for Ukraine are the major downside risks for the region, says new wiiw report.
US envoy Grenell criticises Kosovo’s PM Kurti, questions Pristina's relations with Washington
Richard Grenell slams Albin Kurti as "not trustworthy" days before Kosovo's general election.