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What do Kosovo’s Election Results Mean for Inter-ethnic Relations, Reconciliation and Transitional Justice?
The results of last Sunday’s parliamentary elections in Kosovo have been hailed in local, regional,…
Haradinaj’s Resignation 2.0: The Continued Politicisation of Transitional Justice in Kosovo
While Ramush Haradinaj’s resignation as Kosovo Prime Minister sparked dramatic reactions, and ignited speculation about…
Serbia’s Orthodox Far-Right Increases its Visibility — and Adaptability — with Protests
There is something rotten in the state of Serbia. The on-going anti-government protests, which began…
Memory of Wounds: Refugee Reflections Two Decades Later
The life of a refugee is counted in moments. Never knowing what tomorrow will bring.…
The Arc of Kosovo
When I reflect on it, in one way or another, Kosovo has always been a…
Aleksandar Vučić, the Director of Serbia’s Political Theater of the Surreal
Regime-organized rallies, fake analysts and experts, fake PhDs, and a tabloid-mediated alternate reality: Welcome to…