Sanctions

Kosovo’s Taken Crucial Step to Join Council of Europe

dsaadmin7 months ago015 mins

Kosovo has taken a necessary step to ensuring membership of an important international organisation and the benefits will be manyfold – from joining multiple conventions to taking part in Eurovision. It is unfair – but Kosovo’s citizens lack one fundamental tool to protect their own human rights from their own unfair, unwilling or uncareful institutions….

EU Sanction Dilemma: Kosovo Awaits Action, Serbia Escapes Scrutiny

dsaadmin1 year ago015 mins

Three weeks after the terrorist attack in Banjska, North Kosovo, the European Union has refrained from imposing sanctions on Serbia, even as the sanctions against Kosovo, imposed prior to the attack, remain in place. The European Commission has abstained from imposing sanctions on Belgrade in the aftermath of the events that unfolded on September 24….

Fatos Üstek at Reporting House: Art institutions have an ontological crisis

Kosovo Sees Red in Pupils’ Self-Harm Amid Limited School Psychologists

Progress on Hold: Discrimination in Kosovo’s Workplaces and Facilities

Tributes Paid to Photojournalist Paul Lowe, Chronicler of Sarajevo’s Siege

Kosovo to Grant Visa-Free Movement for Bosnia Citizens From January 2025

Kosovo Launches Intelligence Network to Combat Money Laundering and Organized Crime

Kosovo’s Taken Crucial Step to Join Council of Europe

EU Sanction Dilemma: Kosovo Awaits Action, Serbia Escapes Scrutiny