Jeta Xharra

The Cartelisation of Kosovo’s Press

AJK’s silence after the vandalism wasn’t neutrality; it was complicity, proof of a cartelised press that protects its patrons, punishes critics, and…

Oct 16 •

As Kosovo Votes, Public Accountability Takes a Backseat

Kosovo’s leaders, from government to opposition, avoid debates and open scrutiny, raising alarms about transparency and accountability during a critical…

Jan 12 •

Closing the Year with Integrity: Two Years of Fearless Reporting, Two Years in the Trenches

Journalism isn’t free, it’s a battleground. My work exposing corruption and propaganda in Kosovo is proof: truth demands fearless dedication and your…

Dec 24, 2024 •

EU Journalism Awards: A Tactic to Muzzle Kosovo’s Investigative Reporters

The EU’s awards for investigative journalism in Kosovo are not about promoting excellence—they’re about suppressing scrutiny and controlling the…

Sep 26, 2024 •

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