Kosovo
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EUROPE
Fighting violent extremism in the Balkans
By Andreja Bogdanovski The term “radicalism” witnessed many different interpretations especially among the political elites across the Balkans in the not…
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BUSINESS
Deepening relations between the Balkans and Turkey: Economic growth and patterns of development
By Dilek Kütük The Balkan economic structure may be the most unpredictable in the world due to the region’s political…
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EUROPE
Conflicts, violence, and bloodshed: Predicaments that overshadow the future and relevance of UN peacekeeping
By Andrew Edward Tchie “The planning of peacekeeping operations is the ultimate challenge because you never know where you have to…
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EUROPE
Belgrade “ready to continue Kosovo dialogue”
Belgrade is ready for the continuation of the dialogue with Pristina, scheduled for early February in Brussels, the Serbian government…
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EUROPE
Kosovo: four months without an executive government
On October 28th, 2014, Foreign Policy News conducted an interview with Mr. Uran Krasniqi, Kosovo’s renowned journalist and International Relations…
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EUROPE
Tears of Flowers: Embodiment of Freedom by Muharrem Kurti
By Peter Tase In the horizon of Albanian poetry, has recently emerged a genuine scholar, Muharrem Kurti, a writer, philosopher,…
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EUROPE
Uran Krasniqi: Kosovo’s foreign policy is the mirror image of domestic policy
By Justin Farrell On August 1st, 2014 I had a brief interview with Uran Krasniqi, Kosovo’s renowned political analyst. Mr. Krasniqi…
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OPINION
Kosovar snap elections: Low turnout, no major changes and remaining problems
By Hamdi Fırat Büyük Kosovars are casting their votes to shape the 120-seat national parliament at 798 polling stations, including in…
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EUROPE
Book Review: Muharrem Kurti, a genuine architect of passion and freedom
By Peter Tase On Kurti’s book “Tears of Flowers” The greatest thing in the world is to find a poet…
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EUROPE
Ndue Ukaj: a visionary writer from Kosovo
By Peter Tase One of the distinguished scholars in the United States is Prof. René Antrop-González who has reviewed Ndue…
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