Policy Articles and Op-eds

Restoring the trust in dialogue

Imer Mushkolaj Restoring the trust of citizens in the process, remains one of the biggest challenges that the continuation of the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue is facing. It is tough to...

The dialogue – detached or in line with other Kosovo priorities?!

Florentina Hajdari Hajra February 14th, has brought the most significant change in Kosovo’s political scene since the end of the war, and this change will undoubtedly affect Kosovo’s approach...

Kosovo-Serbia Final Deal Must be in Line with Western Liberal Values

Visar Xhambazi The Kosovo-Serbia dialogue has commemorated a decade, and relative progress has been made in terms of improving the overall quality of life of citizens from both countries....

A/CSM – “A scarecrow” or a promising opportunity?

Igor Marković The introduction of the Brussels Agreement in 2013, has raised hopes not only in terms of resolution of the Kosovo-Serbia dispute, but also by creating a maneuvering...

“Do women speak with a different voice in Kosovo’s politics?”

Loresa Statovci, Winner of the Essay Competition Imagine living in a country in Southeastern Europe, with an estimated population of 1.8 million people. This is a developing, post-conflict country...

“The best (wo)man for the job”

“The aim of having more women in politics does not mean fewer men in politics, but having a society that is more equal to all.” Artmir Ibra, Winner of...

“The role of women in representing the citizens of the Republic of Kosovo”

Ndriqim Imeri, Winner of the Essay Competition When one’s writes on the role and influences that women representing Kosovo people have, it’s impossible to miss the historical perspective. Unfortunately,...

Southeast Europe Covid-19 Bulletin No 4: Pandemic Politics

In this 4th and final Bulletin before the summer, we focus on the latest developments with regard to the Covid-19 pandemic in the region, and the impact it has...