When you task a group of former insurgents and communists with building a democracy, you get Kosovo, an electoral democracy with a semi-autocratic leadership and monopolized market. Kosovo could be…

Shpetim Gashi 08/06/2020

The whole world has been talking and writing for months about the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic on the world, on the economy, social dynamics and in general on our…

Dušan Milenković 18/05/2020

Kosovo stands at a critical juncture. This is a phrase often used to describe the notorious political scenery which has plunged into a long period of crises since 2014. For…

Donika Emini 18/05/2020

2020 presents a chance for the continuation of the dialogue, but the chances for reaching the final agreement are slim. If the agreement does not happen this year, the question…

Lazar Rakić 17/04/2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has killed tens of thousands of people worldwide, shattered national and global markets, exposed the incompetence of governments, and has shed light on the unpreparedness of even…

Visar Xhambazi 13/04/2020

He is supposed to be the Prime Minister who will change everything. The victory of Albin Kurti’s party in October and the formation of a new government led by him,…

Una Hajdari 28/02/2020

After months of counting votes, the affair "poison" and tense coalition negotiations between the two parties that won the biggest number of votes, Kosovo has got a new prime minister…

Sanja Sovrlić 20/02/2020

Few should envy Kosovo’s next prime minister, most likely Albin Kurti of the Self-Determination Movement. He will face a complex dialogue with Serbia, denied statehood by almost half of the…

Shpetim Gashi 13/12/2019

Since October 7, and the first preliminary results, Albin Kurti, leader of Vetëvedonsje, and a candidate for the Prime Minister, enjoyed significant media attention, where he had a chance to…

Dina Milovanović 12/12/2019