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March 31st 2004 -Interview
with Hashim Thaqi- By Gezim Kasapolli
In the aftermath of recent violence,
UNMIK on Air spoke with PDK leader, Hashim Thaqi,
about the roots of conflict and future possibilities
in Kosovo.
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March 30th 2004 -Erzen
Shkololli- By Andrea Saula
Erzen Shkolloli one of Kosovos most
promising fine artists takes a look on the Balkan
and Kosovo art scene.
Albanian
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March 29th 2004 -
5 years on NATO - By Gezim Kasapolli
Hundreds of citizens of all ages
gathered in front of the National Theater in Prishtina
to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the start of
the NATO led bombing campaign on Serb military forces
which later resulted in the UN administering Kosovo
and facilitating the return of formerly displaced
people from the region.
Albanian
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March 26th 2004 -Living
together in kosovo- By Zoran Culafic
In the aftermath which drove more
than 4000 persons, predominantly serbs, from their
homes by armed and unarmed young Kosovar Albanians;
many in the region ask what is the next step?
Albanian
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March 25th 2004 -Kosovo
clashes- By Valon A. Syla
Five years ago Nato led
a bombing campaign, which targeted the Former Yugoslav
army and Serbian Police forces. Last week in Kosovo
there was a similar atmosphere, the smell of fire
and sounds of shooting and explosions reminded the
average Kosovan of the 1999 conflict.
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March 24 2004
-Lipljan - By Andrea Saula
In the recent history of the Balkans,
houses and religious monuments have turned to ash
in fires which have scorched the landscape. The smell
and the smoke of fire once again congested the region,
this time in Kosovo.
Albanian
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March 23 2004 -Open
University in Subotica- Zoran Culafic &
Sputnik Kilambi
The Open University in Subotica,
Vojvodina - a model of openness and inter-ethnic dialogue.
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March 22
-War Stories- By Andrea Saula
In 1999 Albanian poet Xhevdet
Bajraj and Serbian writer Vladimir Arsenijevic met
in Mexico City. Thanks to ther friendship,the ground
hed been laid to help re-establish cultural links
between Albanians and Serbs
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March 17th-19th 2004
- Journalists in Kosovo - By Zoran Culafic
Professional journalists, regardles
of their ethnic origin, bridge the gaps between divided
communities in Kosovo, demonstrating how people in
the region could live and work together.
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March 16th 2004
- Ketchup's Market - By Valon Syla & Sevim
Mecihan
Ketchup is one of the most popular
condiments used in Kosovo. As the economy is slowly
stabilizing- imported ketchup is now competing with
domestic varieties. But which variety- domestic or
imported- do restaurants and households in Kosovo
prefer? As Kosovo citizens are becoming more conscious
about purchasing power and focused on stabilizing
the economy- what affect does it have on domestic
enterprises?
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March 15th 2004 -Does
Belgrade change it's policy towards kosovo-
By Andrea Saula
Is the change of government in Belgrade
going to bring any significant shifts in existing
policy towards kosovo?
Albanian
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March 12th 2004 -Interpol
and the warrant issues-By Zoran Culafic
The recent detention and later
release of Agim Ceku, Commander General of the Kosovo
Protection Corps. or KPC, in Budapest raised some
questions in Prishtina and Belgrade about the procedure
and the legality of a number of interpol warrants
filed in Serbia during the past few years.
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March 11th 2004
-The first Zoo in Kosovo- By Gezim Kasapoli
Just a five minute drive southeast
of Prizren can lead you to the entran gates of the
first zoo in Kosovo. The zoo opened it's doors on
the 23rd of September in 2003 and has generated a
great deal of interest from Kosovans, especialy children
in the post-conflict society.
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March 10 2004 -Returns
Fund- By Gezim Kasapoli
Pisg has allocated funds from the
Consolidated Budget towards the returns process.
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March 09 2004 -Radio
as a business- By Valon A. Syla
By the end of this year, analysts
and radio owners predict that some 90% of Kosovan
radio stations will be shut down due to a lack of
funds and a limited economy.
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March 08 2004 -The
Price of Bread- By Gezim Kasapolli
Millers in Kosovo warn that the price
of bread may soon rise in Kosovo if measurs are not
taken to regulate the industry and re-impose taxes
on imorted flour.
Albanian
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March 05 2004-
Women in Politics-A Kosovan Reality- By Andrea
Saula
The Kosovo-based NGO, "Women
Network," together with the OSCE concluded a
four-month campaign to identify the major obstacles
preventing women from taking a more active role in
Kosovo politics.
Albanian
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March 04 2004
-Skopje After the Tragedy- By Zoran Culafic
The crash of the Macedonian President,
Boris Trajkovski's plane into the Bosnian mountains
recently sparked a wave of sorrow and sadness in the
region- UNMIK on Air speaks to citizens in Skopje
and Pristina to gage their reaction about the future
of the country without the influence of Trajkovski.
Albanian
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March 03 2004
-Lack of Quality control for domestic food products-
By Valon A. Syla
According to the Kosovan National
Institute for Public Health, currently only 0.2 percent
of domestic food products for every 1000 inhabitants
are tested, leaving 99 percent of these products without
any quality controls for food safety.
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March 02 2004
-Dialogue for Kosovo- By Andrea Saula
Two NGO's based in Belgrade and Pristina
launched a bilingual publication called "Dialogue
for Kosovo".
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March 01 2004 -
Serb Family returns to Prishtina- By Zoran
Culafic
In early January of this year the
elderly Mitrovic couple returned to live in their
former home in Pristina after spending 5 years wandering
from various refugee camps in Serbia, forced to flee
Kosovo during the armed conflict in 1999 - To date,
the Mitrovic couple is the first Serb family to return
to Pristina.
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