Perparim Isufi is a journalist for Balkan Insight, covering news and events in Kosovo and the wider Balkan region. With a focus on political and social issues, Perparim's articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on topics such as war crimes, political developments, and human rights issues in Kosovo.
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As Kosovo readies to become the newest member of the European organisation, experts say it will allow ordinary citizens to take claims of human rights’ violations to another level.
By: Arjana Berisha, Perparim Isufi
Belgrade-backed party surprisingly announces boycott of April 21 vote to dismiss northern mayors, claiming Prime Minister Kurti has 'done everything for the vote to fail'.
OSCE calls on Kosovo to improve information for non-majority communities about the census – which the Serbian community is boycotting.
Kosovo Special Prosecution says suspect has been indicted for crimes against humanity and for violating laws on armed conflicts.
On Sunday, residents of four Serb-majority municipalities in northern Kosovo may vote to dismiss their disputed mayors – but with Serbian parties calling for a boycott it is hard to see the vote succeeding.
Prime Minister Albin Kurti rejects Western demand to push ahead with Association of Serb-Majority Municipalities as a condition for Council of Europe membership this month.
By: Perparim Isufi, Milica Stojanovic
Albania's Football Federation said it has teamed up with its Serbian counterpart to organise the European Under-21 football competition together with its neighbour in three years' time.
By: Perparim Isufi
As the 25th anniversary of the killings of 138 ethnic Albanian civilians in four Kosovo villages was commemorated, Prime Minister Albin Kurti urged prosecutors to do more to bring unpunished perpetrators to justice.
By: Antigone Isufi, Perparim Isufi
Germany has described Kosovo's latest move to secure Council of Europe membership this week as insufficient, saying the 'heavy lifting' it had expected 'has still not happened'
By: Perparim Isufi
Kosovo director Samir Karahoda tells BIRN that his short film ‘On the way' – which is about a disappointed youngster thinking of emigrating – draws on personal experience.
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