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An art installation titled ‘Find Me’, created by Kosovan sculptor Eroll Murati, was displayed in the main square in Prishtina in November 2021. Photo: BIRN

Unburied Pain: Kosovo’s Missing Persons 26 Years Later

Twenty-six years have passed since the end of the Kosovo war, and yet the pain endures for many families—not only because of who they lost, but because they still don’t know where their loved ones are buried.

Photo from the archives: BIRN/ Atdhe Mulla

Hidden Graves: Kosovo’s Race Against Clock to Find Wartime Missing

As Kosovo continues its decades-long search for truth and justice, the Government Commission on Missing Persons stands at the front of one of the country’s most painful and unresolved legacies—locating around 1,600 missing people from the 1998–99 war.

Truck blockades by businesses halt traffic at Prishtina’s entrances in protest for the delay of energy market liberalisation decision. Photo: Kallxo.com

Kosovo Businesses Block Capital Entrances Demanding Delay of Electricity Market Liberalisation

Several major entry points to Kosovo’s capital, Prishtina, were temporarily blocked on Thursday morning in a protest organised by the Kosovo Chamber of Commerce demanding a delay of the Energy Regulatory Office decision to liberalise the electricity market, a measure set to take effect on June 1.

Illustration: BIRN

Kosovo, Serbia Keep Funds to Preshevo Valley and Serb-majority Municipalities Far from Public

Serbia pumps millions of undisclosed funds into Kosovo’s political system, blurring the lines between aid and interference. Meanwhile, what began as a noble gesture by the Kosovo government in support for the discriminated Albanian minority in the south of Serbia, has raised serious concerns over their use.

Session of the new Kosovo parliament on April 25, 2025. Photo: BIRN

Kosovo Civil Society Groups Condemn ‘Intolerable’ Deadlock in Parliament

As MPs failed for a 20th time to elect a speaker and inaugurate a new parliament, over 50 civil society organisations issued a joint warning that that 'the functioning of the entire democratic system' was at risk.


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An art installation titled ‘Find Me’, created by Kosovan sculptor Eroll Murati, was displayed in the main square in Prishtina in November 2021. Photo: BIRN

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View of Vërmica, the border area between Kosovo and Albania. Photo: BIRN

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