Etiketë: Kosovo

Ndue Ukaj: Fshati që ruan çelësin e një kishe të zhdukur

Fshati ka disa shtëpi të rralluara, si vetë jeta e shpërndarë nëpër copëza historish. Askush nuk e mban mend kur janë dëgjuar së fundi kambanat e kishës. “Ndoshta në një kohë tjetër”, - tha plaku dhe nguli sytë përpjetë...

The New European Security Order: NATO, Russia, Serbia, and Hybrid Challenges in the Era of Strategic Competition

Isuf B. Bajrami - A Study on the Transformation of the European Security Architecture and Its Impact on the Western Balkans - This study analyzes the transformation of the European security order in the period following the end of the Cold War, with particular emphasis on the Western Balkans and the interaction among NATO, the Russian Federation, Serbia, and regional...

Isuf B. Bajrami: 27 Years of Freedom – June 12, the Day That Forever Changed Kosovo's Destiny

Isuf B. Bajrami - Today, with pride, respect, and deep gratitude, we commemorate June 12, 1999—the day when NATO and KFOR forces entered Kosovo, marking the end of a dark period of violence, terror, and state repression by the Serbian regime against the Albanian population of Kosovo, and the beginning of an era of freedom, peace, and hope for the future...

From George Washington to Kosovo: The Victory Over Oneself

Isuf B. Bajrami - What would have happened to America if George Washington had chosen power over the republic? The question may seem hypothetical, yet its answer reveals a profound historical truth. At the end of the struggle for independence, Washington enjoyed extraordinary authority. He was the hero of the nation, the victorious commander, the man whom citizens trusted more than...

The Frauds of the Serbian Orthodox Church Regarding Autocephaly and Their Consequences for the State of Kosovo

Jusuf Buxhovi - The rise of the hegemonic Serbian state, beginning with autonomy in 1830 (on the scale of the Pashalik of Belgrade) and recognition as a state at the Congress of Berlin in 1878, culminating in its expansion into Albanian lands during the Balkan Wars of 1912–1913—when Kosovo and Macedonia were recognized as Serbian...

Today is World Press Freedom Day, but Kosovo remains without a single printed newspaper and with a lack of a strong national archiving system

Every year on May 3rd, World Press Freedom Day is observed, a date established by the United Nations General Assembly to emphasize the importance of free, independent, and safe media in democratic societies.[1] This day is not merely

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