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How Zelenskyy Walked Into Moscow's Kosovo Trap
Kosovo sanctioned Russia and supported Ukraine. Serbia resisted comprehensive sanctions. Zelenskyy rewarded Kremlin proxy with the diplomatic…
Aug 10
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Dr Adrian Markham
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Michael Sheppard
2
Mr Zelenskyy, Whose Freedom Counts?
Zelenskyy demands the world reject Putin's claim over Ukraine, then stands in Kremlin-aligned Belgrade defending a position that leaves Kosovo trapped…
Aug 9
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Vudi Xhymshiti
5
2
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
5
1
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
and
Vudi Xhymshiti
4
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
6
1
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
3
1
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
2
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 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
,
Ines Burrell
, and
Gurakuç Kuçi
10
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42:28
Serbia’s Threats Against Kosovo’s Prime Minister Are No Longer Implicit
As Kosovo heads toward its third election in sixteen months, threats against Prime Minister Albin Kurti expose deepening regional instability and…
May 9
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Vudi Xhymshiti
2
The Forces Driving Kosovo’s Cycle of Crisis
What appears as procedural deadlock in Kosovo is, in effect, a sustained disruption of governance that has stalled reform, weakened security, and forced…
Apr 30
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Vudi Xhymshiti
5
1
Hungary After Orban: What Comes Next for Europe?
A new government in Hungary promises change, yet questions remain over energy dependence, democratic repair, and whether Budapest can regain trust…
Apr 15
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Vudi Xhymshiti
,
Péter Dósa
, and
Olena Solodovnikova
24
1
1
43:10
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