The son of the late leader of Kosovo's fight for independence, Ibrahim Rugova, was among 10 people arrested on Wednesday by European Union police on suspicion of organized crime involving the Italian embassy.

The EU's law and order mission in the young Balkan state said charges included organized crime, trading in influence and fraud against Italy's diplomatic mission in the capital, Pristina.

Local media reports said the group was suspected of selling coveted Schengen visas issued by the embassy.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/02/05/us-kosovo-italy-arrest-idUSBREA141RQ20140205

The Balkans are like a crossroad and Kosovo is in the middle.Everything illegal(drugs,weapons,organs,prostitutes etc.) comes and goes through that little country and most of western europe and other states supported it(guess why)in the early 2000's.