Tiny nation of Kosovo has air pollution so bad that it rivals Beijing (USA Today)
PRISTINA, Kosovo — Air pollution in this tiny young nation rivals big cities like Beijing, Mumbai and New Delhi. The dirty air here is so bad that it has spawned protests, apps and even its own hashtag. Two coal-fired power plants a mile outside the capital in the town of Obiliq spew the rancid smell of burning coal […]
Read More →New war crimes court may bring Kosovo families justice (USA Today)
When Beriane Mustafa returned home from school 16 years ago, she encountered a crowd outside her apartment and was shocked to learn that her father, a prominent journalist and political adviser, had been assassinated. http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2017/02/26/kosovo-the-hague-war-crimes-court/97904334/
Read More →Hello, operator, Kosovo wants its own calling code (USA Today)
PRISTINA, Kosovo — As Europe’s newest nation, Kosovo has most of the symbols of other sovereign countries, such as a flag and a national anthem. What it still doesn’t have is its own international calling code, a political — and economic —- insult that infuriates people in this tiny nation of 1.8 million. Callers who dial someone in Kosovo on a […]
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