Kosovo’s strategy of entering European football through FIFA-sanctioned friendly matches could create opportunities for talented players and point the way towards solving broader issues of its representation in international sport.

Despite numerous foreign ‘study’ trips, all funded by the taxpayer, a parliamentary committee tasked with electoral reform has failed to come up with any changes. 

Plan to embellish Kosovo’s capital with a sequence of squares is getting a hostile reception from the art crowd, though locals are a lot less skeptical.

Prosecutors are investigating whether 500,000 euro provided to Kosovo’s national museum has been misused, Balkan Insight has learnt.

New policy paper suggesting frontiers may yet have to be adjusted in the region has revived debate on a hoary topic that never quite goes away.

Telco AG may have been dropped from its role advising the Ministry of Economic Development on the now delayed sale of PTK – but the Liechtenstein based firm has still walked away with its 1.1 million euro fee.

Continuing Serb barricades, new opposition border blockades, corruption issues and the question of visa liberalization are just some of the issues facing the country in the coming year.