A Kick Up The Balkans
Bronwyn JonesThis newsletter covers my work in the Balkans in English with translations of my work from New Perspektiva and new pieces, plus extended articles. Want to buy me a coffee? buymeacoffee.com/bronwyn or become a paid subscriber and support my work.
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A quiet presidential campaign
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Independence Day #18
Kosovo celebrates its 18th year of Independence with a massive protest against the Kosovo Specialist Court. The Court is in the middle of hearing the closing arguments for the Thaci et al case. And Kosovar Albanian politicians have wasted n...
Kosovo tests the EU...
Besnik Bislimi announced that the mayors of the Serbian majority municipalities on Friday to explain to them that Kosovo is beginning the force integration of Serbian health and education systems.
It's hard to shake Nationalism
Zagreb’s mayor refused to allow the city to host the homecoming for Croatia’s handball team when they came in 3rd place in the European Championships because the Nationalist singer Thompson would be performing. Marko Perovic Thompson hails ...
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