Djellza Pulatani, a killjoy with intention
The Albanian-American activist giving back to her community.
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Without a job or a contract
Women in Kosovo continue to face exclusion from the labor market.
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When the absence of care becomes deadly
How the lack of healthcare in Kosovo fuels suicide and the mental-health crises among transgender people
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Without a job or a contract
Mustafa suggested that the state must establish a more structured dialogue with the private sector, which remains the main driver of the country's economic development. She emphasizes the need for a clear assessment of labor market demands, including which professional profiles are required and which skills are in short supply....
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#3 RELIGION
Religion has re-emerged as a powerful force shaping identity, morality, politics and collective life in Kosovo and the broader region. This issue of Kosovo 2.0 gathers stories and analyses — from the rise of moderate religious movements abroad to personal testimonies of conversion or abandonment of faith — to examine how religious identities influence social belonging, public life and contestations over morality, memory and power.
Why is there discrimination against Muslims in Kosovo?
Ninety-five percent of Kosovars are Muslim, so why do pious people face oppression?
Seeking a seat at the table of white supremacy
Anti-Muslim sentiments in the Albanian diaspora.
Palestine and the politics of memory
Harnessing Palestinian solidarity for identity politics and public memory.
