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| subdivision_name = [[Kosovo]] ...akova''' (Albanian: '''Gjakovë''') is a city and municipality in western [[Kosovo]]. It is the seat of the District of Gjakova and one of the main urban cent ...

{{Short description|City and municipality in Kosovo}} | subdivision_name = [[Kosovo]] ...

{{Short description|Country in southeastern Europe}} ...[Balkans|Balkan Peninsula]] and borders [[Montenegro]] to the northwest, [[Kosovo]] to the northeast, [[North Macedonia]] to the east, and [[Greece]] to the ...

{{Short description|City and municipality in Albania}} ...al seaport. The municipality covers 338.30 km² and had 153,614 inhabitants in the 2023 census. ...

...parts of [[Romania]] and the European territory of [[Turkey]] are included in wider geographic and historical definitions. The Balkans connect central Eu The interior has mainly continental conditions, with colder winters in higher and northern areas. Mediterranean conditions affect Greece, the Adri ...

{{Short description|Landlocked country in southeastern Europe}} ...to the northeast, [[Bulgaria]] to the southeast, [[North Macedonia]] and [[Kosovo]] to the south, [[Montenegro]] and [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]] to the west, ...

...s bordered by the [[Atlantic Ocean]] in the west and the Mediterranean Sea in the south. Its eastern areas face the [[Adriatic Sea]], [[Ionian Sea]], and | [[Albania]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]], [[Croatia]], [[Greece]], [[Kosovo]], [[Montenegro]], [[North Macedonia]], [[Serbia]], [[Slovenia]] ...

...commercial network across the northern and eastern Adriatic. Other coastal cities retained local trading roles and provided maritime access to inland territo ...erve the eastern shore. Regular ferry routes cross between Italy and ports in Croatia, Montenegro, and Albania. ...

...ia]], [[Montenegro]], [[North Macedonia]], [[Serbia]], [[Slovenia]], and [[Kosovo]].<ref name="balkans-history"/> ...e Kingdom of Yugoslavia on 3 October 1929. Axis forces invaded the country in April 1941. Yugoslavia was re-established after the [[Second World War]] as ...