All articles by: Arian Lumezi

Arian Lumezi is a former K2.0 staff journalist, covering mainly politics and governance, and the rule of law. Arian has a bachelorā€™s degree in mass communication and journalism from the AAB University in Prishtina.

From the archives
Perspectives | Workers' rights

The government vs. the teachers’ union

 By - 16.09.2022
Longform | Gastronomy

Who’s serving us coffee?

 By - 27.06.2022
In-depth | COVID-19

What is the 10 percent plan?

 By - 10.08.2020
In-depth | Democracy

Looking back on Kosovoā€™s ā€˜government of hopeā€™

 By , Jack Butcher - 17.06.2020
In-depth | COVID-19

Jobless in the Pandemic

 By - 15.06.2020
In-depth | Economy

ā€˜Prices have only increasedā€™

 By - 26.04.2020
In-depth | Pollution

What should Kosovo do about plastic bags?

 By - 31.03.2020
In-depth | Justice

Kosovoā€™s controversial car insurance hikes

 By - 31.03.2020
Lately | Activism

The Storm Over Lake Badovc

 By - 19.02.2020
Perspectives | Politics

Is it time for a directly elected president?

 By - 24.01.2020
In-depth | Disabilities

Living without hearing

 By - 29.12.2019
In-depth | Earthquake

Aftershocks in Albaniaā€™s devastated communities

 By - 30.11.2019
In-depth | Dialogue

Talking Kurti and dialogue with everyday Serbs

 By - 24.10.2019
One-on-one | Education

Arben Hajrullahu: More problematic than the wrongdoings is [...]

 By - 30.09.2019
Lately | Film

ā€˜LGBT Policeā€™ screened at PriFest

 By - 27.08.2019
In-depth | Migration

Forced to flee

 By - 31.07.2019
Lately | Media

ā€œNo Questions Without Answersā€

 By - 03.05.2019
One-on-one | Volume Up

Stevan Dojčinović: I thought publishing the truth was enough, [...]

 By - 25.04.2019
In-depth | Health

Kosovoā€™s silent assassin

 By - 12.04.2019
In-depth | Education

Kosovoā€™s ghost schools

 By - 21.02.2019
In-depth | Civil society

Are Kosovoā€™s NGOs under threat?

 By - 01.02.2019
One-on-one | Politics

Abdullah Bozkurt: The Balkans is a very fertile ground for [...]

 By - 30.12.2018
In-depth | Mentorship

Court cases that could shape the future

 By , Donat Sheremeti - 24.12.2018
In-depth | KLA

How did Kosovo end up with so many veterans?

 By - 04.12.2018
In-depth | Corruption

Judiciary struggles with politician prosecutions

 By - 07.11.2018
One-on-one | Media

Gill Phillips: Snowden had more impact in countries that remember [...]

 By , Nidzara Ahmetasevic - 12.10.2018
Lately | Corruption

The easiest way to fight corruption

 By - 01.10.2018
In-depth | The past, now

Reconnecting the region

 By - 28.09.2018