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Porcelain Samurai

I stand motionless as the excitement of the past few weeks rapidly turns into a familiar sensation of hopelessness and despair. My coworker sits across me, clutching on her cup…

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A Kosovar in Albania

A few weeks ago, I traveled to Tirana to watch the football match between Albania and Belarus. I had been to previous games and always loved the atmosphere and the…

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From the Top of the Hill to the Bottom of the League

A few years ago, my classmates and I took a trip to an orphanage on a hill, overlooking Prishtina. It wasn’t part of the curriculum. Our teacher just took us…

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Qwerty

Photo series: Petrit Rrahmani

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Bring on the Apocalypse

Dead birds falling from the sky; dead fish sunbathing on the shores of infected waters; religious turmoil in Egypt; the Pope resembles the Anti-Christ; and PDK wins the elections again:…

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The Iron Lady and the New Kids on the Block

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THE BAD, THE BAD and THE UGLY – Prishtina’s Youth Scene

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Noar S.


Nature is balanced. If you kill all the wolves, you're gonna have a crap load of bunnies!

 

I harbor strangely obsessive feelings towards lighthouses and would like to live in one in the near or distant future, whichever arrives first. But thing is, I also want to live in my home country, the beautiful but semi-bleak Kosova and I just can't come to terms with building a lighthouse in a place where there are no ships. But maybe, I could do that in the shores of Lake Badovc and become a beacon for all the invisible vessels that only my twisted imagination will get to see.

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