Members of the Kosovo assembly bypassed the need for constitutional amendments on Thursday by approving three laws that increase the competences of the Kosovo Security Force, KSF, without declaring it an army.
During a policy forum discussing the Kosovo Specialist Chambers held in Prishtina on Monday, politicians and academics condemned the lengthy indictment process that the Kosovo public and political figures have sat through since the court began investigations.
A survey by the World Bank Group on the experiences of LGBTI people in southeast Europe was published this month, with the lowest perceived acceptance of the LGBTI community recorded in Kosovo.
Recently appointed interior minister of Kosovo, Bejtush Gashi, was discharged today through a request made by his party, the New Kosovo Alliance, with no further details offered.
Feeding children cow’s milk before their first birthday remains a health problem worldwide, but mothers in Kosovo cling to this practice for tradition’s sake despite its dangers.
‘The way we were raised’ is not backed by science
Kosovo wartime rape victim recounts struggle for justice
The ‘specter’ of the Special Court hangs over Kosovo
Diaspora as a subject, not object, of state policies
