For as much as the international community’s engineering of democratic institutions in Kosovo can be argued to have been ‘pathbreaking’, it has nonetheless laid the foundations to some of the…
Ardit Orana
12/04/2021
From year to year, as the heaviest rains begin, a considerable part of Kosovo is flooded. Likewise from year to year elections are being held, since no government has so…
Milica Radovanović
29/03/2021
The formation of, in all likelihood, the second Government of Albin Kurti coincides with the marking of the tenth anniversary since in Brussels the term “dialogue” became a buzzword in…
Ognjen Gogić
24/03/2021
A conclusive agreement between Kosovo and Serbia is inevitable. It might take time, but what is sure is that it will most certainly come. To borrow from former…
Ramadan Ilazi
16/03/2021
What effect does the legitimacy of a particular group have on the prospect of democratic reform, a hegemonic narrative of how a new state was formed, and the role that…
Nora Ahmetaj
06/02/2021
The legal framework for citizens participation in Kosovo's decision-making process has been evolving and adapting for years, striving for European standards. The international community and civil society have made a…
Marko Milenković
03/02/2021
The case for an inclusive, citizen-centered strategy to dealing with the past Kosovo citizens from diverse ethnic backgrounds believe that it is high time for Kosovo to come up…
Kathelijne Schenkel
27/01/2021
Recent polls of public opinion in Kosovo show that over 75 percent of the citizens are not at all satisfied with the current status-quo in with respect to relations with…
Ramadan Ilazi
25/01/2021
After almost two years’ pause, the EU facilitated dialogue resumed on July 12 with a ‘telesummit’ for two delegations and EU dignitaries, followed by a physical discussion in Brussels on…
Jovana Radosavljević
30/07/2020