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Kosovo

EU frames Kosovo's independence

In front | NEWS
(Photo: Campus Party/ Flickr)

Unemployment, professional opportunities and the Lisbon treaty: the latest news from Brussels, where all eyes are on the world's newest state

by Lorenzo Morselli // 25/02/08

PANORAMA

Blogging Kosovo, Erasmus and poetry

Existential crises in Berlin, self-critical French and new nation states - the best of our babelblogs this fortnight

by Jean Sébastien Lefebvre // 13/03/08

OPINION

No Lisbon treaty referendum for the Brits

A Europhile goes against the British PM's masquerade, as the bill has its first reading in the House of Lords on 12 March

by Adriano Farano // 12/03/08

MULTIMEDIA

Videos: Zapatero, Sarkozy, Berlusconi and Aznar get their tongues out

It’s pure logic - EU politicians should be able to speak several languages without problems, right? The truth is a bit worse

by Eduardo S. Garcés // 05/03/08

VOX POP

Kosovo independence: your reactions

On 17 February, the state declared independence from Serbia, amidst a split EU outlook. Kosovar, Serb and Russian youth sound out their reactions on the day

by Nabeelah Shabbir // 20/02/08

ANALYSIS
Will the incumbent, Boris Tadic, win on 3 February? (Photo: Norbert Rütsche)

Serb elections: blackmail Europe

Serb incumbent Boris Tadic needs every vote he can get in the second round of presidential elections on 3 February. PM Kostunica supports his pro-European coalition partner - but on his own terms only

by Norbert Rütsche & Marzena uchowicz // 01/02/08

INVESTIGATION

Educating Pristina

Leaving an area scarred by ethnic conflict and fifty years of communism is a tempting prospect for young Kosovars. However, most of those who leave to study or work abroad decide to return for good

by Jean-Sébastien Lefebvre // 02/01/08

INVESTIGATION
(Photo: Andrea Decovich)

'Prishtinali': urban faces in a raw capital

A capital in transition has ‘bigger’ priorities than music and fashion. Dynamic young patriots use these elements of renewal to bring their city closer to Europe

by Nabeelah Shabbir // 02/01/08

FEATURE

50 cent, emergency generators and contraband tobacco

With unemployment at more than 40%, the black market economy and a lack of political clarity acting as weights around the country's neck, the Kosovar market is searching for a way into the wider world and a definitive boom in its growth levels

by Albert Salarich // 02/01/08

PICTURES

Pristina: a capital looking for capitals

With a district extension of 572 km² and an uncertain population estimate of half a million, Prishtina is the most populated city of Kosovo and its administrative, political, economic and cultural centre

by Andrea Decovich // 28/12/07

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EU Hopes to be Hero in Kosovo

As we speak the EU is having what will probably be the shortest European Union summit so far, with it having started at ten and due to get out shortly after lunch. Many hope this is a sign that the ‘new EU’ promised by the tightening-up of the reform treaty ...

by gulfstreamBlues // 14/12/07




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