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.

How a Latin American cake found its way to the Balkans and beyond.

Ninety-five percent of Kosovars are Muslim, so why do pious people face oppression?

Anti-Muslim sentiments in the Albanian diaspora.

Harnessing Palestinian solidarity for identity politics and public memory.

The instrumentalization of children for clicks.