The Power, and Pitfalls, of Viral Vox Pops in Kosovo

An important tool for generations of journalists, in Kosovo the vox pop has too often become a cause of online ridicule, with often far-reaching consequences for those involved.

In Sickness, Ethnic Barriers in Kosovo Often Fall

In Kosovo, Serb doctors treat Albanians, and Albanian doctors treat Serbs, suggesting that mutual trust, after all, is not completely lost.

2024 Budget Prioritizes Defense at the Expense of Economic Development

The Assembly of Kosovo has provisionally approved the Draft Law for the 2024 budget, just days after the Government of Kosovo endorsed it with a value exceeding 3 billion euros. Notably, the opposition parties were absent during the late-night session on November 16, where, after about 10 hours of discussion, the Assembly provisionally approved the draft law outlining budget allocations for 2024.

The Situation of Women in Kosovo: A Gloomy Reality in International and Local Reports

Recent data published in a report by the Democracy for Development Institute and the Oslo Institute for Peace Research shed light on the issues of online violence against women and the distressing condition of women in Kosovo.

Eurovision-Selecting Song Festival to Be Held in Kosovo for the First Time

For the very first time, Kosovo will host the Song Festival on Public Radio and Television. This festival will serve as a prospective platform for selecting a Eurovision contestant to represent Kosovo in the Eurovision Song Contest.