This Sunday, In Kosovo's parliamentary election, three eclectic candidates are fighting for the position of prime minister. The candidates including a former guerrilla commander will take on an ...

“Ramush is a revolutionary and revolutionaries are capable of greatness and brutality, and if you push them into a corner, you don’t know what they will do,” says Sullivan. “If Ramush thought it was ...

On Conflict Zone, Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj tells DW's Tim Sebastian Kosovo's future is European. But as Western allies worry over the fate of a new war crimes court and the rule of law, the ...

JURIST Special Guest Columnist Abigail Salisbury says that the recent war crimes acquittal of former Kosovo prime minister and Kosovo Liberation Army leader Ramush Haradinaj before the International ...

Former PM Ramush Haradinaj is making it clear he would like to follow Hashim Thaci as head of state, as the latter fights off a war crimes indictment that could force him to resign early. Ramush ...

The Albanians of Kosovo — the Kosovars — revere the United States of America. They also gaze with longing eyes upon their richest near-neighbor, the European Union. And with good reason. The United ...

Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj says Kosovo’s tax on Serbian goods is a sovereign decision and not something that can be tied to negotiations with Belgrade on normalizing relations between the two ...

Ramush Haradinaj made a successful transition from Kosovo Liberation Army guerrilla commander to prime minister – but now prosecutors in The Hague have interrupted his political career for a third ...

Ramush Haradinaj was prime minister of Kosovo for 100 days. He has been praised by western leaders for his statesmanship and acquitted of war crimes at The Hague. But on Thursday, he will be back in ...

A UN tribunal has cleared Kosovo's former Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj of war crimes from the 1998-99 conflict, after a retrial in The Hague. Mr Haradinaj, a rebel commander during the war, was ...

Voters on Sunday are being asked to pick its first female leader or stay with a cast of politicians who have dominated a government long accused of corruption. By Barbara Surk and Marc Santora The two ...