'Kosovo' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is typically used as a noun to refer to the Republic of Kosovo, a small, landlocked country in southeastern Europe. Example sentence: The sports minister of Kosovo recently announced the dates of the next national championship.
After the Kosovo war in 1999, resolution 1244 established the UN administration in Kosovo, known as UNMIK.
A ruling in Kosovo's favour could bring that closer, with some countries expected to recognise Kosovo should a ruling go its way.
Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008.
But it is not the first time journalists have been deliberately targeted: Serb television was bombed during the Kosovo conflict because it was seen as an agent and advocate of state terrorism.
He said that the bombing of Serb television in Belgrade during the Kosovo conflict was a different issue - the targets in question "appeared to have government facilities associated with them".
In 2012, for example, many more migrants entered using land crossings into Greece and Bulgaria, the so-called eastern Mediterranean route, whereas in 2009 the most numbers arrived via Kosovo and Albania.
He is also part of Movement 1389, a far-right nationalist group which has been involved in rioting against Kosovo Albanians and their western backers.
Similarly, the Serbs have not forgotten, or accepted, the loss of Kosovo.
Every scene on Tuesday night was freighted with centuries-old grudges and rivalries that last erupted into armed conflict in the 1998-9 war between Serbia and ethnic Albanians in Kosovo, which left 10,000 people dead and was halted only by a Nato bombing campaign.
It was the first time Albania had played in Belgrade since 1967 amid tension over Kosovo.
The Special Relationship – which airs on BBC2 tomorrow night and once again stars Michael Sheen – is the story of Blair and President Bill Clinton Dennis Quaidd) as they tackled Northern Ireland, Kosovo and the fallout from the Monica Lewinsky affair.
