All articles by: Arian Lumezi
What is the 10 percent plan?
Will the government’s proposed plan to revive the economy work?
Looking back on Kosovo’s ‘government of hope’
Did we get a glimpse of a better future?
Jobless in the Pandemic
Rising unemployment and the agency dealing with it.
‘Prices have only increased’
The 100% tariff’s effect on prices in Kosovo.
What should Kosovo do about plastic bags?
The limited local discussion on environmental impact.
Kosovo’s controversial car insurance hikes
Transparency and legality of Central Bank’s decision questioned.
Is it time for a directly elected president?
Negotiations over position again cause divisions and delays.
Living without hearing
What’s it like to be deaf in Kosovo?
Aftershocks in Albania’s devastated communities
Relief efforts marred by lack of coordination and official inefficiency.
Talking Kurti and dialogue with everyday Serbs
Daily struggles outweigh political concerns.
Arben Hajrullahu: More problematic than the wrongdoings is [...]
Rethinking Academia (Part 1) — Professor from Prishtina who spoke out against universities being used for personal gain talks about the need for academic courage.
‘LGBT Police’ screened at PriFest
Documentary film explores the ‘pink and blue’ effect.
Forced to flee
Three stories of those forced out during Kosovo war.
“No Questions Without Answers”
K2.0 has launched a campaign for improving communication between institutions and media.
Stevan Dojčinović: I thought publishing the truth was enough, [...]
Award winning investigative journalist talks exposing crime networks, Paradise Papers and dealing with intimidation.
Kosovo’s silent assassin
Peering through the smog of Prishtina’s pollution problem.
Kosovo’s ghost schools
The poorly planned education facilities now virtually forgotten.
Are Kosovo’s NGOs under threat?
New law said to go against core principles of non-profit sector.
Abdullah Bozkurt: The Balkans is a very fertile ground for [...]
Turkish editor in exile discusses Erdoğan’s authoritarian clampdown on the free press and his influence in the Balkans.
Court cases that could shape the future
2018 at Kosovo’s Constitutional Court.
How did Kosovo end up with so many veterans?
The KLA veterans lists controversy explained.
Judiciary struggles with politician prosecutions
Months after positive assessment, final verdicts in high profile cases remain rare.
Gill Phillips: Snowden had more impact in countries that remember [...]
The Guardian’s legal head shares her experience of working with high profile whistleblowing cases such as Edward Snowden, Wikileaks and the Paradise Papers.
The easiest way to fight corruption
K2.0 discusses the challenges in accessing public documents at latest Small Talk.
Reconnecting the region
Paperwork and poor travel connections preventing interaction between Balkan peoples.