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Kallxo.com Journalists Awarded Top EU Prize for Investigating Illegal Constructions in Brezovica

Kallxo.com Journalists, Kreshnik Gashi and Behar Mustafa, were awarded first prize for investigative journalism by the European Union for their investigation into corruption at local and central governance levels enabling hundreds of illegal constructions in the protected area of Brezovica. The September 2023 Kallxo.com investigation revealing how Albanian businessmen became the ‘lords’ of Brezovica by…

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Kosovo Commemorates Police Sergeant Killed in 2023 Banjska Attack

One year after Kosovo Police sergeant Afrim Bunjaku was killed when Serb gunmen led by Kosovo Serb kingpin Milan Radoicic attacked police in the village of Banjska, the authorities renamed a road leading to the village after him. Prime Minister Albin Kurti, members of the cabinet, parliament speaker Glauk Konjufca and police director Gazmed Hoxha…

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Kosovo’s 90s Turmoil : Elez Biberaj Recounts Key Interviews in VOA

Elez Biberaj, a Voice of America journalist, reflected in an interview with BIRN on how the 1980-1990s rising tensions in Kosovo prompted VOA leadership to send correspondents to report from the region. Biberaj, an ethnic Albanian from Montenegro, migrated to the U.S. with his family at the age of 15. He began working at VOA…

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Disinformation Undermining Kosovo’s Justice System

Kosovo’s judicial system is facing numerous challenges due to widespread misinformation, defamatory accusations, and the public’s lack of understanding of the competences of judiciary and security institutions. The blending of responsibilities between Kosovo’s police, prosecutors, and courts, coupled with biased reporting from media and unfounded claims by politicians, has led to confusion and mistrust in…

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Rural Renaissance: Agritourism Offers New Vitality to Kosovo’s Emptying Villages

In Kosovo, agritourism is on the rise, with people abandoning urban stress to invest in village revitalisation and establish a sustainable lifestyle away from the city. Adrian Berisha once felt shackled by the grind of urban life in Prishtina, which he likened to modern-day slavery. The ceaseless battle for affordability on stepping out of his…

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Kosovo, Montenegro, Albania Among World’s Worst in Household Waste Disposal – Report

New report lists three Balkan states among the ten countries worldwide where fewest people separate their household waste, causing problems for the environment and risks to health – with a lack of awareness largely to blame. Kosovo, Montenegro and Albania are among the top ten countries worldwide where fewest households report separating their household waste,…

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Kosovo President Receives M100 Media Award for Commitment to Democracy and Freedom

Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani was awarded the M100 Media Award in Potsdam, Germany, for her commitment to strengthening democracy, freedom of expression, freedom of the press, and European values. Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani was honored with the M100 Media Award on Thursday, September 12 at the international media conference Sanssouci Colloquium in Potsdam, Germany. The…

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Prishtina Opens Shelter to Combat Stray Dog Crisis Amid Rising Attacks

In an effort to address the issue of stray dogs, the Municipality of Prishtina has opened a treatment and shelter centre for dogs, aiming to find adopters for them afterward. The Municipality of Prishtina on Wednesday inaugurated a centre for the treatment and sheltering of stray dogs on Wednesday, September 11, located just seven kilometres…

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