Antigonë Isufi, Author at Prishtina Insight

Kosovo’s Special Status Request Removed from Council of Europe Committee Agenda

Kosovo's request for special guest status in the Foreign Affairs and Democracy Committee of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe has been removed from the agenda at the request of the Spanish representative.

Opposition Parties Foreign Policy Plans: Strengthening Alliances, Special Envoys

With a lack of success in foreign affairs, Kosovo's political opposition has outlined different foreign policy commitments ahead of parliamentary elections, from fulfilling obligations in the dialogue with Serbia to renegotiating agreements and repairing relationships with strategic allies.

Kosovo Opposition Parties Pledge Coal, Gas Power Plants and Billion Euros Investments

Amid challenges in energy supply and economic stagnation, opposition parties in Kosovo promise new coal and gas power plants to address the energy crisis, as well as salary increases and billions in capital investments.

Kosovo’s Healthcare: Opposition Parties Highlight Importance of Essential Medicinal Products List

Kosovo opposition parties have pledged to make substantial reforms in the healthcare system if they win the February 9 parliamentary elections, with emphasis on the expansion of the list of essential medicinal products, also considering adding hormone therapy for the LGBTI+ community.

Opposition’s Plans for Education Ahead of Kosovo’s Elections

Ahead of the February 9 elections, Kosovo opposition parties have unveiled ambitious plans for the education system such as implementing full-day schooling, curriculum reform, increasing teacher salaries, and modernizing education infrastructure.