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Going a little deeper inside two of Kosovo’s most famous touristic caves reveals the drawbacks of institutional takeover and intervention in what are the world’s most idyllic and untouched natural environments.
The Basic Court in Gjakova sentenced Pjeter Nrecaj on Friday to 24 years in prison for the murder of his former wife and nine-year-old daughter in Gjakova in early August.
Complete e-governance would help Kosovo to decrease corruption and bureaucracy and increase efficiency. Members of diaspora, with their potential and expertise, could be an asset for the nascent state.
Kosovo wartime rape survivors wait in anguish and uncertainty for their belated pensions.
For some, the kitchen is a place for family, friendship and food. For others, it can be a site of subordination.
