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EU Special Representative Lajčák to visit Kosovo
This 8-week Miami University summer program is based in the capital, Pristina. Students attend classes in Journalism and International Studies, and intern at a news agency or NGO, 4 days a week, with 3-day weekends for exploring Southeastern Europe.
Kosovo and European Union held the 5th SAA Sub-committee meeting on agriculture, fisheries and food safety
This 8-week Miami University summer program is based in the capital, Pristina. Students attend classes in Journalism and International Studies, and intern at a news agency or NGO, 4 days a week, with 3-day weekends for exploring Southeastern Europe.
Germany supports Kosovo to strengthen COVID-19 response
This 8-week Miami University summer program is based in the capital, Pristina. Students attend classes in Journalism and International Studies, and intern at a news agency or NGO, 4 days a week, with 3-day weekends for exploring Southeastern Europe.
Call for Applications: “Balkans Voices” Digital Media Program
This 8-week Miami University summer program is based in the capital, Pristina. Students attend classes in Journalism and International Studies, and intern at a news agency or NGO, 4 days a week, with 3-day weekends for exploring Southeastern Europe.
European Union in Kosovo awards Kosovo Mathematic Association the 2021 European of the Year
This 8-week Miami University summer program is based in the capital, Pristina. Students attend classes in Journalism and International Studies, and intern at a news agency or NGO, 4 days a week, with 3-day weekends for exploring Southeastern Europe.
EU funded project supports Kosovo towards clean and affordable energy supply
This 8-week Miami University summer program is based in the capital, Pristina. Students attend classes in Journalism and International Studies, and intern at a news agency or NGO, 4 days a week, with 3-day weekends for exploring Southeastern Europe.
UNDP: Restore our Earth, a wake-up call to save the Planet
This 8-week Miami University summer program is based in the capital, Pristina. Students attend classes in Journalism and International Studies, and intern at a news agency or NGO, 4 days a week, with 3-day weekends for exploring Southeastern Europe.
Call for Applications: “Balkans Voices” Digital Media Program
This 8-week Miami University summer program is based in the capital, Pristina. Students attend classes in Journalism and International Studies, and intern at a news agency or NGO, 4 days a week, with 3-day weekends for exploring Southeastern Europe.
Call for Applications for youth from Malisheva, Rahovec, Suhareka and Klina for the Community College Initiative (CCI) Program
This 8-week Miami University summer program is based in the capital, Pristina. Students attend classes in Journalism and International Studies, and intern at a news agency or NGO, 4 days a week, with 3-day weekends for exploring Southeastern Europe.
“Democracy in Action” requires the initiation of the electoral reform process
This 8-week Miami University summer program is based in the capital, Pristina. Students attend classes in Journalism and International Studies, and intern at a news agency or NGO, 4 days a week, with 3-day weekends for exploring Southeastern Europe.
The Ombudsperson: Stop discriminating against professors’ relatives in applying for a doctorate
This 8-week Miami University summer program is based in the capital, Pristina. Students attend classes in Journalism and International Studies, and intern at a news agency or NGO, 4 days a week, with 3-day weekends for exploring Southeastern Europe.
On World Health Day, WHO calls on governments to put equity at the heart of COVID-19 recovery
This 8-week Miami University summer program is based in the capital, Pristina. Students attend classes in Journalism and International Studies, and intern at a news agency or NGO, 4 days a week, with 3-day weekends for exploring Southeastern Europe.
With fan violence erupting at football matches across Europe, Kosovo plays it safe
Fan violence is a characteristic of football seen in all major leagues and on the international stage. Some officials are optimistic, not seeing much chance for this in Kosovo, while others prepare for the unpredictable.
Local volunteering coming to life, but still with the help of foreign initiatives
In August 2016, 34 American volunteers started to work in Kosovo. During their 24- month stay, they will help with education and community development.
They are part of Peace Corps Kosovo which started to work in Kosovo in 2014, and has since brought over 100 volunteers with different backgrounds from the United States to Kosovo.
Albanian language remains at a very low level during studies
While the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology hasn’t spoken about the possibility of incorporating Albanian language in university curriculum, the students see it essential because, according to them the language in their writings needs to be of an adequate academic level.
“Haven” for elderly is slowly freeing itself from the old mindset
Taking your parents to an elderly home until the end of their life cycle wasn’t an idea that went so well with the Albanian culture and mentality.
Gender discrimination and sexism seem to end where they begin
According to a lot of research studies of civil society organizations of Kosovo, after the war of 1999, sexist rhetoric and sexism are very common in politics and the media. For different reasons, a lot of cases like these remain bad personal memories for some.
Mental Health Center doctors and staff using community-based approach
A half-dozen patients sat on plastic folding chairs in the grass, smoking and chatting in the courtyard of Pristina’s Mental Health Center. It was mid-morning, birds chirping in the trees overhead.
“The changemaker” aspires at bringing his American experience back to his homeland
Mentor Dida from Prishtina, who moved to California-USA, ten years ago, has realized to a number of initiatives for social changes which, according to him, had an impact not only on the American youth, but in Kosovo as well.
Within a “Two dollar challenge” movement, students of several US universities tried living for a week on two dollars per day.
The first transgendered person in Kosovo: coming out and facing taboos and misinformation
Lendi Mustafa, a 21 year old from Prishtina, is one of the few individuals brave enough to publicly speak about their gender identity. He publicly came out when he was 18 in the documentary “Mallkimi LGBTI” (LGBTQ Curse), produced by Zona Express. Before Mustafa came out publicly about the way he feels, he said that he first talked to his friends and family, and eventually he appeared in the media.
Shyness, insecurity and loss of confidence are results of bullying in schools
N.K, who is now 24 years old says that during the time she was in primary school and in high school, she felt inferior in the society she was surrounded by.
Enterprising attitudes and a little seed money help women grow their businesses
Even without windows, the shop is brightly lit from overhead fluorescents. Overflowing floral arrangements take up the shelves lining the walls, while buckets containing flowers yet to be arranged cover the floor. Tulips, roses, baby’s breath.
An alarming number of marijuana consumers are high school students
Even though he denies that there are cases of consuming drugs in the school he leads, he adds that after each break he checks the school`s bathrooms to see if there is anything suspicious.
Municipalities, shelters, vets still struggling to solve problem of stray dogs
Smiling, he pointed at the enclosure and rattled off instructions. Fiona, the puppy, ignored him and walked into another pen.Gashi motioned towards a concrete garage.
Participants of Hands on the Balkans visit KosovaLive
Hands on the Balkans is a blend of skill building and field experience seminars, through which CDRSEE gears to provide emerging professionals, students and graduates of political science with on-site educational experience in international development in the Balkans. Participants who will be part of this excursion are from different Organizations from Portugal, Serbia, Switzerland, Slovakia, USA, UK, Macedonia, Armenia and Ukraine.
Participants of Hands on the Balkans visit KosovaLive
Center for Democracy and Reconciliation CDRSEE in Southeast Europe in collaboration with European Movement of Serbia have organized an excursion to Kosovo.
Promote the Accessibility of High quality and Unbiased Information
KosovaLive NGO is continuing to promote the accessibility of high quality, unbiased information. Kosova Live is providing its daily news service, available in Albanian and Serbian/Bosnian, free of charge to 20 local radio stations and four members of the TV network Mreza, which would otherwise not have access to independent and quality sources of information. Most of the recipient radio stations either broadcast in a minority language or are multilingual, including several based in majority-Serb municipalities.
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European Union and Government advance Kosovo on the EU integration path through education
The European Union and the Government of Kosovo launched today the 13th round of the EU Masters Scholarship Programme which aims to improve the work of public administration and...
Facing ongoing shocks, Western Balkans need policies that potect most vulnerable, reforms that boost growth
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EU and UNDP Continue to Promote the Role of Women in Peace and Security
In support of the first Forum on Women, Peace and Security (WPS) organised in Pristina this weekend at the initiative of the President of Kosovo, Vjosa Osmani-Sadriu,...