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Kosovo
Police arrested a Serbian man in Pristina last night who had over 26 pounds of explosives in his car as he was driving through an area of the city where diplomats live. Authorities believe he was planning a terrorist attack.
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CIA
Balkans launch fight against jihadist recruitment
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Kosovo
Security forces arrested nine imams and six other people in the second major operation in two months aimed at preventing Kosovans from traveling to Iraq and Syria for jihad. Most of the imams who were detained are said to be affiliated with the Islamic Community of Kosovo, and include a cleric from Pristina’s Grand Mosque.
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The Islamic State’s global reach
A closer look at recent developments in a number of countries should dispel any illusions that the Islamic State’s aspirations and activities are only regional.
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Albania
Balkan fighters abroad: Holy warriors
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Kosovo
Police carried out some 60 raids across the country in a crackdown on Islamic extremists, arresting 40 men suspected of either fighting for, or supporting, the Islamic State or the Al Nusrah Front. Makeshift mosques were raided and weapons, ammunition, electronic equipment, and explosives were confiscated.
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Kosovo
Senior Kosovo Liberation Army Guerrilla Leaders Tied to Acts of Persecution After Civil War
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ISIS fighter from Kosovo praises jihad in Syria
German intelligence estimates that more than 1,000 Europeans, including 150 Muslims from Kosovo, are fighting against the Assad regime in Syria.
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Al Nusrah Front
Balkan Militants Join Syria’s Rebel Cause
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Afghanistan
NATO Secretary General’s Annual Report 2012
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Kosovo
The International Steering Group for Kosovo ended its supervision, four years after Kosovo declared independence. Serbia dismissed Kosovo’s claim to sovereignty and raised allegations that Kosovo Liberation Army members took organs from prisoners and sold them. Tensions remain in the country, and Kosovo has been recognized by only 91 of 193 nations in the UN.
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Kosovo
Shots fired as K-For tackles Kosovo Serb roadblocks
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Kosovo
Kosovo: Minister denies Syrian rebels training in ex-KLA camps
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Germany
2 Americans honored for catching terrorist suspect
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Afghanistan
Afghan War Reflects Changes in Air War
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Germany
Kosovo, EU deploy customs, police in restive North
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Macedonia
Radical Islam on rise in Balkans
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Kosovo
A European Union judge has freed a man wanted by the US for connections to the North Carolina terror ring led by Daniel Patrick Boyd. Bajram Asllani is wanted by the US for providing material support to the terror group, which plotted to attack the US Marine Corps base in Quantico, Va.
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Saudi Arabia
Saudis fund Balkan Muslims spreading hate of the West
