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2013

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How to read a Balkan man’s tattoos

While tattoos are not as popular in the Balkans as they are, say, in the U.S., they seem to be something guys frequently talk about getting. Although tattoos are great…

By: Silviya Krasteva

 

House of European Fashion

Once upon a time but not so long ago that it couldn’t be palpably missed, textile and leather industries were among the high points of Croatia’s economy.

By: Danijela Šimrak

 

Let's not give up on ourselves

Any day I open up zeri.info or koha.net, I face headlines like these: Food prices have been rising, teachers did not get their promised wages, people who stole votes during…

By: Shkurte Krasniqi

 

Despite everything and everyone

I have not been in Prishtina for a long time, too long. I constantly postponed the trip, sometimes I have no money, I never have time, I have to learn…

By: Anita Mitić

 

Architecture in Prishtina: Action Plan

Phase 1: Communicate — What would I do to make things right, what would I do about the architecture in Prishtina? First of all, I am only a man. I’m…

By: James W. Stodgel

 

The star of Kosovo

I am not an expert on Kosovo political developments, since my Albanian still is not sufficient to read the papers. This is why I try to receive updates on the…

By: Irmin van der Meijden

 

Discourse in the Assembly: A Playground for Bullies

Serbia got EU candidacy and we got a footnote. Like everybody else, I was pissed off. I felt short-changed and I felt like this footnote arrangement was figured…

By: Hana Marku

 

Scattered Blood: The Ghost of Calabria

Father Giuseppe's journal: September 3rd, 14*9, Piana Degli Cani, Kingdom of Naples Ana-Lucia came to see me yesterday for confession. She is growing bigger day by day. There is no…

By: Artrit Bytyçi

 

Question of Perception: Is there anybody in the world who disparages themselves as much as Albanians do?

I like people who are self-critical and self-reflexive. But there is a point when self-criticism turns to self-loathing. Sometimes it seems like Albanians from Kosovo cross the line from self-criticism…

By: Shkurte Krasniqi