- US sanctions are targeting various entities in the Balkans, including Serbia, Kosovo, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro, due to links to organized crime and the Russia-Ukraine war.
- The current events involve the aftermath of the Yugoslav breakup, with expelled civilians seeking refuge in Albania and Pristina hosting exhibitions on the Kosovo experience.
Protests were held in Pristina concerning former KLA leaders.
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Protests were held in Pristina concerning former KLA leaders.
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