One year after the death of the author and political activist.

Aggression, freedom, rebellion — three decades of KS graffiti.

From underground to mainstream across three decades.

Three families connected by Vushtrri tragedy.

Slow, winding journeys that don’t use the highways.

The rock band from Ferizaj reflects on their music as political and social commentary in post-war Kosovo.

Public universities founded with no need, a shortage of academic staff and questionable quality.

2018 in Kosovo was crowded with protests.

Gender-based job calls, illegal obligations and other violations.

Poet born in Rahovec gives his view of Kosovo from his new home in Mexico City.

Low wages, absence of contracts and unpaid internships in Kosovo media.

People protest against construction worker deaths, demand measures be taken.

After a year in office, what impact has the current government had on the economy?

Participants reject any Kosovo-Serbia deal that excludes missing persons.

Resignation of special prosecutor reignites citizen protest movement.

Have workers’ rights in Albania improved since the days of Hoxha?

Kosovo’s waiters suffer no contracts, payment delays, unpaid overtime and poor treatment.

Kosovo 2.0 discusses the important role of the diaspora.

Widespread deficiencies adding to suffering of those with serious illnesses.

Doctor with 40 years experience at the National Institute for Public Health Care discusses Kosovo’s health system.

Reforms delayed by ‘stagnation’ around implementation.

Death, injuries and mass dismissals since 2006 privatization.

Publisher from Albania speaks about the role of intellectuals in society, the flaws of Albanian democracy and the necessity of thinking differently.

Four different views of February 17, 2008.

Contemporary artist discusses identity, victimization and an underwhelming independence.

Effective communication still lacking from Haradinaj’s government.

School textbooks contain scientific inaccuracies and hate speech.

The city cinemas being wiped away by privatization.

K2.0 talks with six activists battling for change.

Disabled children’s right to education is their most violated right.

First woman mayor in Kosovo competes against AAK in Gjakova for third time.

A former deputy prime minister against a former ombudsperson in the race for Gjilan.

Old rivals competing again in the race for Ferizaj.

Old governance and new in the race for historical Prizren.

Candidates from Vetevendosje and LDK stake claims for capital.

How Liga Total brought football to cities without municipalities.

Social media helping activists put pressure on the municipalities.

Long-term observer discusses his engagement in the democratic process and the challenges and improvements over the years.

Veteran human rights activist discusses slow progress in regional LGBTI rights, defying borders and adapting activism to the internet age.

Prishtina the city with the highest number of reports according to “EcShlire” app.

Remembering the Romani Holocaust.

Memory, identity and economic development as key pillars.

One of Vetevendosje’s co-founders, alongside Albin Kurti, speaks about its growth during elections, its past mistakes and their being ill prepared to govern.

PAN 39 deputies, Vetevendosje 32, LAA 29.

Experts gather in Prishtina to discuss using the internet against terrorists.

Changes in voting trends in Ferizaj, Kacanik and Fushe Kosove.

Claims over the rights to intellectual property divide activists and the state.

‘Destroy the old; build the new?’

K2.0’s latest discussion focused on those who expose wrongdoing.

Head of Independent Trade Union of the Private Sector says that workers rights have seen no improvement in Kosovo since the 1900s.

Rapper says he contributes to Kosovar society through music that is against those who are “lying to the people.”