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Though air pollution results in more and more deaths, Kosovars continue to illegally excavate, sell, and burn coal.
Prishtina Insight’s new photo essay examines the footprints left across Kosovo by NATO’s bombing campaign, two decades after its initiation.
Amid a crackdown on illegal activity stemming from Prishtina’s massage parlors, employees and experts are doubtful that the obstacles to cleaning up one of Kosovo’s shadiest industries can be overcome.
The new co-head of Kosovo’s negotiating team with Serbia has changed his colors so often that many analysts fear the once popular activist has lost his former credibility.
Kosovo is pouring money into major sports that can raise the country’s international profile – which is not good news for its fledgling curling team as it gears up for the championships in Norway.
