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Three Diplomats Departed. Washington Still Owes the Balkans an Explanation
My reporting preceded the departures of Gabriel Escobar, Jeffrey Hovenier and Christopher Hill. A verified United States government source says this was…
Jul 18
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Vudi Xhymshiti
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The Evidence Against Hashim Thaçi
The prosecution argues Hashim Thaçi's influence became criminal. The defence insists political leadership during war cannot substitute for proof beyond…
Jul 10
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Vudi Xhymshiti
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How One Legal Doctrine Could Decide Hashim Thaçi's Political Legacy
The prosecution's final brief seeks to separate liberation from liability, arguing Kosovo's independence struggle and alleged crimes by senior leaders…
Jul 5
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Vudi Xhymshiti
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Why Kosovo's Greatest Security Threat Is Also Its Oldest Political Myth
Vidovdan no longer belongs only to history. Prof. Sadri Ramabaja explains how memory became strategy, exposing a growing security threat reaching…
Jul 3
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Michael Sheppard
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Vudi Xhymshiti
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Whatever the Verdict on Hashim Thaçi, Kosovo's History Will Not Be on Trial
Whatever judges decide about Hashim Thaçi, Kosovo's liberation remains separate. The trial asks only whether individual criminal responsibility has been…
Jul 1
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Vudi Xhymshiti
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What, precisely, is on trial in The Hague?
The prosecution does not criminalise the KLA or Kosovo's independence struggle. It asks whether Hashim Thaçi bears personal responsibility for crimes…
Jul 1
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Vudi Xhymshiti
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Milosevic's Vidovdan Must End in Kosovo
Vidovdan ceased being history in 1989. For Kosovo Albanians, it became the political prologue to dispossession, persecution, ethnic cleansing and a…
Jun 28
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Vudi Xhymshiti
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1
Why a Serbian State-Backed Media Network Is Expanding Into Poland
The danger is not a single television channel. It is the slow construction of an information architecture capable of reshaping political realities…
Jun 16
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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
2
1
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
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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
, and
Gurakuç Kuçi
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