Kosovo
The Language of Power
Ibrahim Rugova, who led Kosovo’s nonviolent resistance and ascended to the country’s presidency after independence, died 20 years ago. Before that, he was a literary scholar. That little-known first act was crucial to his worldview and, ultimately, his approach to politics.
Survivor’s Guilt in Pristina
In this newsletter, a Kosovar-Albanian politician and former diplomat shares her thoughts, including her feelings of survivor’s guilt, while watching the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine.