For Some, Kosovo’s NATO Anniversary Stirs Mixed Emotions

Kosovo recalls the June day when NATO rolled in and Serbian forces rolled out.

Roma and Sinti Holocaust Victims’ Stories Told in Kosovo Exhibition

The exhibition ‘Racial Diagnosis: Gypsy’ at the National Museum of Kosovo displays photographs of Roma and Sinti people who were killed at the Nazis’ Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp during World War II.

Fighting for Life: A Ukrainian Doctor’s Mercy Mission to Kosovo

Back in 2005, Ukrainian cardiologist Borys Todurov carried out emergency heart operations on children from post-war Kosovo. The invasion of Ukraine has caused his patients, now grown-up, to look back in gratitude.

Kosovo Women’s 1990s Fight for Freedom Documented on Film

‘Women of Freedom’, a documentary that highlights the role played by Kosovo women in the movement for freedom during the years of oppression by Slobodan Milosevic’s regime, is being given its Prishtina premiere.

‘Honour-Based Abuse’: The Fight against Virginity Testing in Kosovo

Virginity testing is now a criminal offence in Kosovo. The practice is less common, but still goes on in private clinics and investigations of sexual abuse.