Samir Kajosevic is a journalist based in Montenegro, focusing on local news and issues in the Balkans. With a keen interest in politics, crime, and social justice, Samir's articles for Balkan Insight provide insight into the region's ongoing challenges and developments. Through his reporting, he aims to shed light on important stories that often go unnoticed.
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Samir's coverage predominantly revolves around local government and political issues, with a notable focus on crime. To effectively pitch to Samir, consider offering expert commentary or insights related to the Balkan region's political landscape or developments in law enforcement and judiciary systems.
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By: Sasa Dragojlo, Vuk Tesija, Svetoslav Todorov, Hamdi Firat Buyuk, Tommi Siviero, Madalin Necsutu, Claudia Ciobanu, Eleni Stamatoukou, Samir Kajosevic, Azem Kurtic, Nicholas Watson
Palestinians seeking refuge in Southeast Europe from the Israel-Hamas conflict mostly head for Greece and Turkey – the two countries with strongest ties to the Palestinian cause, data show.
By: Vuk Tesija, Eleni Stamatoukou, Samir Kajosevic
Many single people over 60 in the region are still looking for a partner – but most prefer old-style ways of meeting people to modern technology.
By: Samir Kajosevic
In an operation targeting the illicit trade in tobacco, Montenegrin police arrested businessman Aleksandar Mijajlovic and five police officers allegedly involved in a criminal organisation.
By: Samir Kajosevic
The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg ruled that Montenegro failed to enforce judgments to compensate a man after a sewage collection system was unlawfully built on his property.
By: Perparim Isufi, Sinisa Jakov Marusic, Katarina Baletic, Vuk Tesija, Samir Kajosevic, Azem Kurtic
Most former Yugoslav countries have been supporting Ukraine since the Russian invasion, recalling their own wartime suffering in the 1990s. But Serb officials remain sympathetic to their allies in Moscow, defying EU calls for solidarity against aggression.
By: Samir Kajosevic
Political analysts warn that the resignation of Montenegrin President Jakov Milatovic from the governing Europe Now movement and the dismissal of Justice Minister Andrej Milovic could undermine the ruling majority's hold over parliament.
Montenegrin Interior Minister claims the government acted illegally when it appointed an interim head of the police without his approval.
A bill in Montenegro would scrap a requirement for sex reassignment surgery before a person can change their gender in official documents.
By: Xhorxhina Bami, Eleni Stamatoukou, Sinisa Jakov Marusic, Katarina Baletic, Azem Kurtic, Samir Kajosevic
A preoccupation with attracting foreign direct investment, mainly in manufacturing, means governments in the Western Balkans are neglecting other areas crucial to closing the income gap with the European Union.
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