Vjosa Musliu

Jul 24, 2024 | kosovotwopointzero.com | Vjosa Musliu |Piro Rexhepi |Uran Haxha |Ismail Cakolli

In 2014, Palestinians in Gaza were grappling with renewed attacks from the Israeli military. At that time, Vetëvendosje (VV), a political movement in opposition in Kosovo, was at the peak of its political mobilization. That mobilization was largely built against the endemic corruption of Kosovo’s political elite and the colonial (like) approach — as they called it — of structures of liberal interventionism in Kosovo.

Feb 14, 2023 | euractiv.fr | Alice Taylor |Aulonë Kadriu |Vjosa Musliu |Rayan Temara

Selon une enquête menée par Kosovo 2.0, les citoyens kosovars sont confrontés à un certain nombre d’obstacles lorsqu’ils demandent à entrer sur le territoire de l’Union. Ces obstacles dans le processus d’obtention de visas — qui est majoritairement sous-traité par des sociétés privées — violent le Code des visas de l’UE.

Feb 14, 2023 | euractiv.com | Alice Taylor |Aulonë Kadriu |Vjosa Musliu

Kosovo citizens face a number of hurdles and obstacles, including those that violate the EU’s Visa Code, at the hands of private visa processing companies when applying to enter member states, according to an investigation by Kosovo 2.0. Citizens of Kosovo require a visa to enter any country in the EU, although visa liberalisation was approved by the European Council at the end of 2022 and will be implemented by 1 January 2024.

Feb 9, 2023 | kosovotwopointzero.com | Aulonë Kadriu |Vjosa Musliu

Four-day visasEven when Kosovars get a visa, they are sometimes issued ones that have durations of stay or periods of validity shorter than what the Visa Code calls for.