When legal gaps guide constitutional decisions

The three logical fallacies in the Constitutional Court’s decision on the constitutionality of PM Haradinaj’s decision to raise his own salary.

Mikra Krasniqi

How literature makes us better people

Literature has the power to erase artificial boundaries and create deeper cultural connections between people, something that is imperative in the fragmented social landscape of the Balkans.

Agron Demi

How to build a parallel state

During the ‘90s, Albanians in Kosovo and the diaspora showed tremendous solidarity in helping one another. Why did this solidarity wither after the war, and why is Kosovo assigning monetary value to the voluntarism and sacrifice of those times?

Piro Rexhepi

Albania’s layered homophobia

The LGBTI awareness and anti-bullying campaign faces the layered homophobia of the Albanian society, but it also heralds a new shift in queer activism.

Shqipe Gjocaj

Why aren’t we angrier?

In Kosovo, the more dreadful the experience of giving birth, the more heroic the mother. But we should stop normalizing traumatic experiences. Instead we must demand better treatment.

Edita Pozhegu

What happened to Kosovo’s democratic future?

A former student of Mehmet Akif College explains why about a hundred of students are protesting the deportation of their teachers from Kosovo.

Milica Andric

‘Zajednica’ poses no threat to Kosovo

The Brussels agreements are very vague when it comes to the establishment of 'Zajednica', but if we look at Kosovo laws it should not be a scary prospect for Kosovo—it is just a way for Serbia to save face.

Genc Kadriu

Here be dragons

After a long pause and coal stained dreams, the Corner Shop is back to confront our proverbial dragons: from the snatching monster that flies into the night, to the mother-of-all dragons, corruption.

Nevena Radosavljevic

The panic Serbia and Kosovo leave in their wake

Marko Djuric is in Belgrade, the special police units withdrew from the north, and presidents Vucic and Thaci are asking everyone stay calm. Meanwhile, we the common people, deal with the panic they created.

Faith Bailey

Should I register my temporary residence in Kosovo?

Yes. But with Kosovo’s lack of investment into its department for citizenship, asylum, and migration, be prepared for headache and possible citizenship-based discrimination.

Andrea Lorenzo Capussela

Visa liberalization or fighting elite crime?

Kosovars should choose for themselves whether fighting corruption is more important than the privilege of travelling without visas to the EU.

Aidan Hehir

Are we nearing the end of Kosovo’s isolation?

It is essential to note that the border deal does not now make visa free travel inevitable, but we can only hope that the EU does not make corruption an excuse to legitimize the status quo.

Mikra Krasniqi

Remembering Danilo Kis

Danilo Kis was a writer who could never be confined within the borders of one nation or be swayed by political or nationalistic propaganda. Literature was Kis’s true home country. In that light, then, he should always be remembered, read, and honored.

Florian Bieber

Now it’s time for Serbia to recognize Kosovo as a reality

Kosovo and Serbia have been playing a zero-sum game since they started talks—but it’s time for Serbia to realize it would benefit from a prosperous Kosovo.

Artrit Bytyçi

When a monster jests

Review: A musical about Slobodan Milosevic and his wife Mira dresses the ‘Butcher of Balkans’ in jester’s attire - but the tricks at play are neither innocent nor new.

Vjosa Musliu

The vexing question of Kosovo’s ‘European path’

As Kosovo marks its tenth birthday, we need to face a fundamental question: What is Kosovo without its potential future membership to the European Union?

Lura Limani

Celebrate we must

Kosovo’s 10th anniversary of independence has found us at the end of our rope, but there is still tenderness and resilience to be celebrated amongst its people.

Features

A bright spark to illuminate Runik’s past

The fight for Kosovo’s vanishing rivers

The politicized recruitments for Kosovo’s top public posts

Activists threaten with protests over ProCredit Bank fireworks

Kosovo ‘must’ change laws for Serb municipalities Association

Prishtina to host exhibitions, lectures, screenings during Stacion’s summer school

Kosovo Serbs want Belgrade to run education, welfare, health

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