Tag archives for Kosovo
Kosovo: My Son Tonibler
For ten years Alban Muja of Kosovo has been doing research into the names of towns, places and people; at the moment he has an exhibition in the centre of Tirana in a small gallery called “the fly”
Kosovo: Challenging Homophobia
“Challenging Homophobia” is the title of the first European project for the protection and promotion of the rights of LGBT people in Kosovo.
Kosovo Fights Crime Repression, Not Crime
The new criminal code procedure approved by the Kosovo Parliament makes it even more difficult for witnesses to give evidence, and risky.
Serbs in Northern Kosovo Fear Dacic Negotiations
Negotiations between Belgrade and Pristina are swiftly proceeding, while Serbs in Northern Kosovo fear being abandoned by the new socialist government.
Albania: The Nationalist Revival
For the first time in the recent history of Albania, extreme nationalism has political representation: the Red and Black Alliance.
Kosovo: The Return of Haradinaj and The “UCK Government”
With the acquittal at The Hague and Ramush Haradinaj's return on the political scene, in Kosovo there are open talks about a possible political alliance between the leader of AAK and current Prime Minister Hashim Thaci. From the OBC.
Comments on the EU Audit Report on Kosovo
The Eulex mission in Kosovo is failing, in spite of its clever media campaign. A comment by Andrea Lorenzo Capussela.
Kosovo a Fully Independent Nation As Of Today
As of today Kosovo has fulfilled all of its requirements to become a sovereign state and is now fully independent.
British Farmers Urged to Grow Curry Ingredients For a Sustainable Future
The coalition government has suggested that farming in Britain focuses on growing curry ingredients to reduce food imports and carbon emissions.
Kosovo, Where Ideas Bring Value
A Minister for Marketing? Why not? Promoting Kosovo’s image is something a new generation of musicians, sports people and artists is already working on, awaiting politics also to take its course.
Food in Kosovo Adds Flavor to The Balkan Experience
Washed down with local wine and topped off by rich deserts, Kosovo' food will convince you to stay longer. I should know: that happened to me.
Is a Balkan Youth Earthquake Imminent?
Many youths in Europe are struggling with unemployment and young adults sense that their institutions are failing. Will we see a "youthquake" in the Balkans?