How did Vučić lose power, and how did the Student List win Serbia’s election?

After nearly two years of protests against corruption and a lack of accountability, a movement that emerged from Serbia’s universities defeated Aleksandar Vučić at the ballot box.

Justina Shiroka-Pula elected president: How Kosovo reached a last-minute deal

K2.0 explains how the election of the president, changes to the Law on Specialist Chambers and the political deadlock came together, pushing Kosovo into the final hours of a constitutional deadline.

An adolescence interrupted in Blerta Basholli’s “Dua”

Basholli returns to the Prishtina neighborhood where she grew up and revisits the war through the eyes of a 13-year-old girl, keeping its violence at the edges of the frame.

Former KLA leaders found guilty of war crimes

Beyond the judgment: K2.0 explains the case against the four former KLA leaders and the broader history of war crimes justice in Kosovo.

Public daycares with no openings

Amid a shortage of places and high demand, many chdren are left without access to public daycare.

Michelle Gurevich: I’m a vagabond at heart

K2.0 speaks with Gurevich about inherited sentimentality, political and domestic dictators, and Kosovo.