Prishtina Insight

2 days ago | prishtinainsight.com | Xhorxhina Bami

Kosovo MPs on Friday postponed a parliamentary session that would have been their 38th attempt to inaugurate a new legislature – after outgoing premier Albin Kurti summoned party chiefs to a meeting intended to find a way to break the long post-election deadlock. Kurti’s move came after Constitutional Court ruling on Thursday evening that the parliament inauguration deadlock should end within 30 days, obliging MPs to reach a consensus – more than four months after the parliamentary elections.

3 days ago | prishtinainsight.com | Ardita Zeqiri |Xhorxhina Bami

Several public institutions in Kosovo have been fined thousands of euros for unlawfully publishing the personal data of citizens online, raising concerns about data protection practices and accountability in the public sector. Kosovo’s Information and Privacy Agency, AIP, has fined public institutions—including municipalities, universities, and state agencies— a total of 110,000 euros for violating citizen privacy.

1 week ago | prishtinainsight.com | Serbeze Haxhiaj

Mayor says new museum will strike a different note – by accenting the Kosovo people’s efforts to achieve peace and freedom rather than focusing solely on wartime atrocities. With a Genocide Museum already proposed for Prishtina and war-related exhibitions being held by BIRN Kosovo’s Reporting House initiative and former President Atifete Jahjaga’s foundation, the Kosovo capital looks set to host yet another venue focused on the 1998-99 war.

1 week ago | prishtinainsight.com | Xhorxhina Bami

Marking the first anniversary of BIRN’s Reporting House exhibition, which explores media coverage of the war in Kosovo, a new installation celebrates the story of a mine whose rise and fall echoed that of Yugoslavia itself. BIRN’s Reporting House exhibition in Prishtina marked its first anniversary on Wednesday with a new installation focusing on 100 years of mining at the giant Trepca complex.

2 weeks ago | prishtinainsight.com | Perparim Isufi

Kosovo has agreed to host up to 50 immigrants deported from the US – one of the few countries to respond positively to a US request for its allies to take in deportees. Kosovo on Wednesday offered to shelter up to 50 people deported from the US as President Donald Trump’s crackdown on illegal or unauthorised immigrants steps up.