Giulia Levi |
22 February 2021
The path of transitional justice has proven difficult and discontinuous, yet it has had a real impact on the lives of ordinary citizens. Survivors’ families and associations, who invested the most emotional labour in the process, however, have often felt left out of the official transitional justice processes
New elections in Kosovo, stability remains a dream
Pristina |
Arta Berisha
5 February 2021
Vaccines and Covid-19: the Western Balkans feel excluded
Francesco Martino
22 January 2021
Kosovo: infant-toddler centres and preschools are not yet a priority
Arta Berisha
7 January 2021
EU-Balkans: more glue for this house of cards
Benedetta Arrighini
14 December 2020
Covid-19: the pandemic is testing the Balkan countries' education systems
Gentiola Madhi, Francesco Trupia
3 December 2020
EU and the Western Balkans, a long engagement
Francesco Martino
14 October 2020
Kosovo: the call of the forest
In Kosovo, forests occupy almost half of the entire state surface. However, the risk of illegal deforestation, particularly intense in the northern area, on the border with Serbia, is impelling. A video report
Pristina, closed for smog
Sky-high pollution rates led Prishtina authorities to close the centre to traffic, while many citizens protested to ask for new measures to improve quality of air. A photo-report by Veton Kasapolli/OBCT
