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Serbia’s Assassination Threat Against Kosovo’s Prime Minister
Serbia’s security establishment publicly floated Mossad-style operations against Kosovo’s leader, raising a chilling question: is Belgrade threatening…
Mar 15
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Vudi Xhymshiti
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Kosovo Court Blocks Presidential Decree to Dissolve Parliament
In a high-stakes constitutional test, Kosovo’s top court halted President Vjosa Osmani’s bid to dissolve parliament, effectively stalling a volatile…
Mar 10
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Vudi Xhymshiti
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The Unanswered Allegations Trailing Vjosa Osmani
After dissolving Parliament under contested legal pretenses, President Vjosa Osmani faces a harrowing question: is she guarding Kosovo’s democracy or…
Mar 8
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Vudi Xhymshiti
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Michael Sheppard
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Fried Didden
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How a President Burned the House to Save the Seat
Osmani’s abrupt dissolution of Parliament isn't a constitutional remedy; it’s a calculated arson of the legislative branch to bypass a boycott her own…
Mar 7
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Vudi Xhymshiti
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The Violent Reflexes of Hashim Thaçi's Dying Political Order
By unmasking the "assassination manual," we triggered a dormant predator. The PDK’s subsequent campaign of dehumanisation is the sound of Hashim Thaçi's…
Feb 23
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Vudi Xhymshiti
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How an Investigation Triggered a Campaign, Not a Debate
When scrutiny becomes danger and journalism invites sanction, the response does not weaken an investigation; it completes it, revealing the coercive…
Feb 9
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Vudi Xhymshiti
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Kosovo Tried to Arm Itself. Its Politics Said No.
Days after that attack, Kosovo’s opposition froze the Security Fund, choosing courts over readiness, legality over deterrence, and paralysis at the…
Feb 8
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Vudi Xhymshiti
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What Happened After the Investigation Was Published
An investigation traced how postwar power in Kosovo hardened through intimidation and narrative control, arguing that patterns, not verdicts, best…
Feb 7
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Michael Sheppard
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Vudi Xhymshiti
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From Wartime Commander to the Face of Menacing Politics
From Drenica to Libya, Sami Lushtaku’s trajectory reveals how a wartime commander becomes a sanctioned political actor without ever truly relinquishing…
Jan 29
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Vudi Xhymshiti
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Say “Hero” Loud Enough and the Looting Disappears
Heroes don't need silence, thieves do. This was never about a hero. It was about who controls memory, who profits from silence, and how quickly a state…
Jan 13
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Vudi Xhymshiti
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Why Europe should not ignore what is happening in Kosovo
A portal promoting Bedri Hamza and senior PDK figures depicts Kosovan Prime Minister as a legitimate target echoing patterns from a past where political…
Dec 15, 2025
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Vudi Xhymshiti
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The Gunpowder Chronicles Condemns the Reckless Rhetoric Endangering a British-Based Journalist
Berisha incites, Zeka amplifies, and both openly dehumanise a working journalist, language that, in this region’s history, has repeatedly preceded real…
Nov 23, 2025
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