Photographers Reflect on Documenting Kosovo War in an interview to BIRN's Jeta Xharra. Photo: BIRN

Photographers Reflect on Documenting Kosovo’s 1990s Turmoil

Four photographers who showcased their work from the 1990s at BIRN’s Reporting House explain how difficult it was to document the hardships Kosovo faced until its liberation in 1999.

Preserving War Memories: Srebrenica Memorial Director Advocates for Centralising Narratives

In an interview with Kallxo Përnime, Emir Suljagic, head of the Srebrenica Memorial Centre, spoke about strained relations between Kosovo and Bosnia and Herzegovina and urged Kosovo to consolidate its war memorial efforts.

Gorazdevac Village, Photo/BIRN

Language and Infrastructure Barriers Halt Integration of Serb Majority Village into Kosovo Society

Residents of Gorazdevac, a Serb majority village in the municipality of Peja/Pec, Kosovo, claim they are struggling to integrate into Kosovo society because of obstacles including language and infrastructure barriers.

Framing Suffering: Kosovo War Photographer Opens His Archive

For the first time in 25 years, Besnik Mehmeti, an ethnic Albanian photographer from North Macedonia, is showing his images documenting Kosovo Albanian refugees and the grim reality of war during NATO’s military intervention in 1999.

From Coal to Renewables: Kosovo’s Long Energy Transition Journey

Kosovo’s transition to green energy is at odds with its energy strategy, which includes significant investments in coal power for electricity.