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First We Take Manhattan

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First We Take Manhattan

Protest movements are fueled in large part by the space in which they operate; it is no coincidence that cities like Paris and university campuses such as Berkley are historic…

By: Chris Wilson

 

Dubrovnik as a roadmap for activism

In the mass of historical and quasi-historical dates to which we’re exposed in the Balkans, we should mention an event that happened on April 28 this year. On that day,…

By: Dušan Komarčević

 

Residents of “Europe Street”

Yesterday EU Week in Kosovo ended. The celebration started on May 9, Europe Day, a day that symbolically marks the achievements of the European Union. Kosovo is not a member…

By: Hana Marku

 

Gastarbeiters’ children

An answer to “On Sympathy for the Gastarbeiter” by Rados Lazarevic.

By: Bulëza Emerllahu

 

Who couldn’t use 10,000 balloons?

Last week a friend of mine visited Prishtina for the first time. She travels a lot to all sorts of places because of her job, and I didn't think she…

By: Hana Marku

 

World Press Freedom Day in Prishtina

Stay with us throughout the day to get the latest on the World Press Freedom Day Festival - Kosovo 2.0 and Urban FM will be at…

By: Kosovo 2.0

 

The Tsarnaev brothers and Chechnya

Has the relatively unknown region of Chechnya become known - again - for all the wrong reasons?

By: Eamonn Sheehy

 

Kosovo: the deal is good

The Kosovo-Serbia deal is a victory for the civic notion of statehood and citizenship, avoiding further risks of ethnic partitions. Also, it is a remarkable success for the EU, and…

By: Andrea Lorenzo Capussela

 

Kosovo is Serbia’s neighbor

Little was needed for April 19, 2013 to be declared a historic date. More than a quarter of a century of life in the Balkans has taught me not to…

By: Dušan Komarčević

 

American lobby group ALEC, dicing with death

The American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) is a corporate funded organization (lobby group) made up of global corporations and U.S. politicians that was created to draft laws (corporate wish lists)…

By: Milan Djurasovic