Kosovo’s voice in Croatian newspapers
Shefki Ukaj recalls his experience as a correspondent for Kosovo in Croatian daily newspapers.
Shefki Ukaj takes notes during a media conference, with Enver Maloku, the former director of QIK, visible behind him. Photo: Shefki Ukaj's personal archive.
Shefki Ukaj during a student activity in Zagreb. Photo: Shefki Ukaj's personal archive.
Shefki Ukaj in the second row, looking at the camera as a student in his early days of journalism in Zagreb. Photo: Shefki Ukaj's personal archive.
Article about the folklore ensemble Rugova. Photo: Archive of the Croatian newspaper Večernji list.
Some of the front pages and articles of Večenje list about the events in Kosovo. Photo: Archive of the Croatian newspaper Večenje list.
Some of the front pages and articles of Večenje list about the events in Kosovo. Photo: Archive of the Croatian newspaper Večenje list.
Some of the front pages and articles of Večenje list about the events in Kosovo. Photo: Archive of the Croatian newspaper Večenje list.
Some of the front pages and articles of Večenje list about the events in Kosovo. Photo: Archive of the Croatian newspaper Večenje list.
An article by Shefki Ukaj describing the Serbian terror against the civilian population, which would lead to Ukaj's torture. Photo: Archive of the Croatian newspaper Večenje list.
The editorial stance after Ukaj's beating and his written response. Photo: Archive of the Croatian newspaper Večernji list.
Shefki Ukaj, during an interview with activist Gani Azemi, who lobbied for the Albanian cause in Brussels during the 1990s. Photo: Shefki Ukaj's personal archive.
Uran Haxha
Uran Haxha is a journalist at K2.0 and the host of the show “Pak ma Drejt” on Paper Radio. He’s covered economic issues and human interest stories for a number of Kosovo media outlets. He studied marketing and management.
This story was originally written in Albanian.