de Marisa López González
In Mitrovica, a city in the northern region of Kosovo, the vivid memory of a war that ended in 1998 lays dormant in the city’s streets and bridges. The North and South are divided by the Ibar river. Several bridges connect the two sections, however, there are people who have never walked across them to …
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Published in Euroviews.eu Miroslav Trifunovic represents one of the 1.665 persons who are still missing from the hostilities during that period. His brother, Milorad, is still fighting to find his remains. The 21st of June in 1998, the Yugoslav football team played against the German's in the former Félix Bollaert stadium (now called the Stade Bollaert-Delelis, in …
The Kosovo war - that took place 18 years ago - has created an untouchable political class against whom journalists can hardly report about.
It has been said that the future of a country lies within the power of its youth. In Kosovo, a small country of two million inhabitants, more than a half of the population falls under the age of 29 making it the country with the youngest population in Europe. However, more than a half of …
Continuar leyendo "Kosovar Youth Waiting to Take the Power. But They need Jobs "
Located in the centre of the Balkan region, Kosovo still struggles with its identity as it teeters on the edge of becoming a sovereign state. This year marks a decade since Kosovo separated from Serbia however, 36 countries have not recognised this declared independence including Serbia, Russia and China. Kosovo faces many challenges regarding press …
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