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Peace Held in Kosovo. Is NATO Leaving Too Soon?
The lesson of Bosnia and Kosovo is stark. Violence expanded when democracies hesitated and receded only when power intervened to stop aggression against…
Jun 13
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Vudi Xhymshiti
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The Total Collapse of Vjosa Osmani’s Institutional Mask
International networks must stop treating Vjosa Osmani as an innocent witness when she and Lumir Abdixhiku remain the true authors of Kosovo’s deadlock.
Jun 12
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Vudi Xhymshiti
5
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Elmi Reçica and the Senior Political Activation of the Assassination Manual
Our reporting raised a question about who ultimately activates political pressure. On 10 June, Elmi Reçica appeared to answer it.
Jun 12
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Michael Sheppard
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Vudi Xhymshiti
1
1
The Deadlock, The Presidency and the Missing Explanation
On CNN, Vjosa Osmani described Kosovo's crisis. What remained unexplained was her own role in the sequence of events that produced it.
Jun 9
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Vudi Xhymshiti
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Kosovo’s Opposition Is Turning Democracy Into Deadlock
As Kosovo heads to a third election in sixteen months, procedural deadlock is becoming a political weapon, eroding governance and national resilience.
Jun 7
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Vudi Xhymshiti
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1
May 2026
Britain’s Destabilisation Is No Longer Coming From Abroad Alone
Britain’s democratic erosion is being accelerated by foreign-backed outrage politics, where extremists like Tommy Robinson function as catalysts for…
May 18
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Vudi Xhymshiti
3
Gunpowder Chronicles Returns to Facebook
After a prolonged professional and legal battle, Gunpowder Chronicles has officially returned to Facebook, with audiences responding immediately through…
May 16
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Rodrigo Hammond
6
The Politics of Fear Still Haunt Kosovo’s Democracy
The Skenderaj incident exposed how Kosovo’s wartime political reflexes still protect powerful figures by reframing accountability as persecution and…
May 15
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Vudi Xhymshiti
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Michael Sheppard
1
Albin Kurti Said What Europe Refuses to Say
Vucic reframed Serbia as history’s victim. Kurti answered with defiance. Between them stood a Europe increasingly unwilling to confront authoritarian…
May 15
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Vudi Xhymshiti
5
Kosovo’s Endless Election Cycle Collides With the Shadow of Sami Lushtaku
Violence in Skenderaj, involving Sami Lushtaku and members of Albin Kurti’s governing movement, underscores the deepening tensions driving Kosovo toward…
May 14
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Michael Sheppard
5
1
A Nation Worth Fighting For Must First Be Worth Living In
A nation where workers cannot afford homes, families or peace is not economically successful. It is morally failing beneath the polished language of…
May 11
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Vudi Xhymshiti
3
1
Kosovo Faces Growing Pressure as Crisis Deepens Before New Vote
Tonight on The Gunpowder Chronicles, we examined how Kosovo’s ongoing institutional crisis is raising wider questions about governance, sovereignty, and…
May 10
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Vudi Xhymshiti
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Ines Burrell
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Gurakuç Kuçi
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