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A swimming class at Step Sports Center in Prishtina. Photo: BIRN/Selim Latifi

Sport Brings Communities Together at Children’s Swimming Classes in Prishtina

Young girls and boys from different countries break cultural barriers through swimming in Kosovo.

Prishtina Named European City of Sports 2024: A Boost for Sports in Kosovo’s Capital

The Kosovar capital has been declared the European City of Sports for 2024, anticipating significant investments in sports infrastructure and activities throughout the coming year.

Kosovo Sends Two Athletes to Beijing Despite Backing US Boycott

Skiers Kiana Kryeziu and Albin Tahiri will represent Kosovo at the Beijing Winter Olympics, although political leaders will observe the US diplomatic boycott of the games.

Kosovo and Albania form united basketball league

The Albanian and Kosovo basketball federations have agreed to create a united league – a merger that Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama hailed as a model for other sports to follow.

Can Prishtina become a bike friendly city?

Cycling exploded in popularity after public transport was halted and most sporting activities were banned during the lockdown. But with cars flooding back to the streets of Prishtina, the city needs to make itself safer for people hoping to continue using more sustainable transport.

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Prishtina Insight is a digital and print magazine published by BIRN Kosovo, an independent, non-governmental organisation. To find out more about the organization please visit the official website. Copyright © 2016 BIRN Kosovo.

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