All articles by: Cristina MarĂ­

Cristina Marí is a board member of K2.0. Cristina has a bachelor’s degree in journalism from the University Complutense of Madrid in Spain and the University of Bucharest, Romania.

From the archives
In-depth | Uncategorized

University student fees removed

 By - 17.12.2021
In-depth | Local Elections 2021

Prishtina’s future mayor

 By , , - 12.10.2021
In-depth | Local Elections 2021

Prishtina’s future mayor

 By , , - 12.10.2021
In-depth | Migration

Afghan evacuees in Kosovo de facto detained

 By - 16.09.2021
Perspectives | Environment

Why “I’d rather not know” is no longer an option [...]

 By - 13.08.2021
Longform | Privatization

The ghosts of privatization

 By - 10.06.2021
In-depth | Feminism

Smashing patriarchy and heteronormativity one virtual platform [...]

 By - 21.04.2021
In-depth | Arts

Between life and death, artists articulate the pandemic

 By - 17.03.2021
One-on-one | Activism

Shpresa Loshaj: Now is the time for me to speak up more

 By - 23.02.2021
Perspectives | Print

Music will save us

 By - 21.07.2020
Konteksti Podcast | Human Rights

PODCAST: A conversation about racism in Kosovo

 By - 30.06.2020
Lately | Politics

Thaçi, Veseli, charged with war crimes

 By , Jack Butcher - 24.06.2020
Outloud Podcast

Calls under quarantine: Music with Petrit Çeku and ANDRRA

 By - 25.04.2020
Outloud Podcast

Calls under quarantine: Music with Por-no, Sytë, Tomor Kuçi [...]

 By - 26.03.2020
In-depth | Workers' rights

Talking to some of Prishtina’s unsung COVID-19 heroes

 By - 19.03.2020
In-depth | Video

The Kosovo hydropower boom — explained

 By - 31.01.2020
Cultivation | Perspectives

Brewing culture for the crowds

 By - 02.06.2019
In-depth | Culture

Kosovo’s special photo album at La Biennale

 By - 10.05.2019
One-on-one | Arts

Alban Muja: I want to share what we experienced as a society, [...]

 By - 06.05.2019
One-on-one | Culture

Lendita Zeqiraj: Until now, nobody has shown women in film [...]

 By - 27.12.2018
One-on-one | Volume Up

Matthew Caruana Galizia: The EU needs an international anti-corruption [...]

 By - 30.11.2018
One-on-one | Sex

Jimini Hignett: “In the sex industry, we need to prosecute [...]

 By - 26.11.2018
Lately | Public Space

“GĂ«rmia” controversy signals divisions on how to grow [...]

 By - 24.10.2018
One-on-one | Whistleblowing

Cannelle Lavite-Dumoulin: The EU is not at all friendly to [...]

 By - 19.09.2018
Lately | Culture

Exhibition brings back 1998 women’s activism at National Museum

 By - 31.08.2018
Lately | Culture

K2.0 speaks cultural independence in latest Small Talk

 By - 24.08.2018
Lately | Festivals

Anibar explores sex and the body without taboos

 By - 22.08.2018
One-on-one | DokuFest2018

Paul Conroy: War correspondents are not just observers anymore

 By - 20.08.2018
Blogbox | DokuFest2018

‘Sarabande’: On the universality that can’t be [...]

 By - 08.08.2018
One-on-one | Music

Qendresa: I say what kind of sound I want

 By - 03.08.2018
Lately | Arts

The little revolution of Runik

 By - 05.07.2018
Lately | Culture

20 years of transnational cultural cooperation in a book

 By - 29.06.2018
One-on-one | Arts

Driton Selmani: In our region the role of the artist is to [...]

 By - 19.06.2018
Lately | Culture

A sky of satellites connects Kosovo to the world one more time

 By - 25.05.2018
One-on-one | Culture

Eliza Hoxha: To have collective pride, we need to talk about [...]

 By - 23.05.2018
One-on-one | Mental health

The Artidote: Knowing others are going through the same struggle [...]

 By - 16.05.2018
One-on-one | LGBTIQ+

Erik de Kruijf: It’s perfectly possible to be transgender, [...]

 By - 28.11.2017
One-on-one | Volume Up

Ibrahim Nehme: Change begins in our imagination

 By - 11.10.2017
One-on-one | Music

Ian F. Svenonius: Bush and Trump are punk presidents

 By - 14.10.2016
In-depth | UNESCO

There is life after UNESCO – and much work to do too

 By - 19.11.2015
Lately | UNESCO

UNESCO rejects Kosovo’s membership bid

 By - 09.11.2015
In-depth | Architecture

A monument between Brotherhood and Unity and Adem Jashari

 By - 30.10.2015
In-depth | Arts

Erzen Shkololli leaves the National Gallery – but what’s [...]

 By - 04.09.2015
One-on-one | Tech

Peter Sunde: Mark Zuckerberg is the dictator of the biggest [...]

 By - 14.08.2015
One-on-one | Arts

‘Thinking of You’ — A collective healing among skirts

 By - 11.06.2015
Print | Sports

Six in one

 By - 04.03.2015