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Hidden cameras installed by KALLXO.com exposed ongoing smuggling along illegal mountain routes in northern Kosovo, exposing vehicles crossing the Kosovo–Serbia border, despite increased police patrols.
For more than two decades, disinformation in Kosovo has fueled ethnic hatred, legitimised violence, enabled terrorism, and, in some cases, led directly to murder.
Arbenita Muhaxheri has spent most of her life wondering what happened to her mother after she was stopped at a Serbian checkpoint in 1999 during the Kosovo war. A deal agreed a year ago to expedite the search for 1,600 people still missing from the war is slowly gathering dust.
The findings of a BIRN documentary detailing Kremlin-linked disinformation during Kosovo’s 2025 elections prompted ambassadors to call for greater vigilance, warning that external influence feeds on internal divisions.
Kosovo’s elections remain a prime target of coordinated disinformation campaigns by Russia, Serbia, and various extremist groups, all of which aim to erode trust in institutions and undermine the country’s democratic legitimacy.
