Danilo Kis was born in 1935 in what was then the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, and…
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UPDATE: Kosovo’s Elections: Far From “Free and Fair”
How do 137.84% of registered voters turn out to vote? They don’t. In the aftermath…
Petrit Selimi: When Twitter Diplomacy Fails
We’d all like to see more politicians engage with the public on social media. But…
Tweeting the Kosovo Elections
When violence broke out at polling stations in northern Kosovo on Sunday, politicians in Prishtina…
Ghost Coast: The Haunted Croatian Island No One Will Buy
The cypress- and cactus-covered island of Daksa is located just 1.5 nautical miles from Dubrovnik,…
Abductions of Roma Children Receive Little Attention
As panic about “fair-skinned” children kidnapped by “criminal gangs of gypsies” spreads, the international media…
“I Wouldn’t Live There for All the Money in the World”
The mining tycoons behind the controversial Rosia Montana gold project in Romania have run other…