“Kosovo’s Sovereignty Under Siege” Sali Berisha Speaks to THE FRONTLINER

Edi Rama’s alignment with Serbian policies and George Soros's influence threatens Kosovo's sovereignty, reveals Sali Berisha in an exclusive interview with THE FRONTLINER.

Complex Interplay of Media Influence and Political Power in Kosovo

Berat Buzhala's media influence poses a grave threat to Kosovo's democracy, manipulating public discourse and leveraging dubious connections for personal and political gain.

Aleksandar Arsenijevic: A Controversial Catalyst in Kosovo’s Political Turmoil

Findings reveal Aleksandar Arsenijevic as a pivotal figure in Kosovo's political unrest, intertwined with criminal activities and dubious international relations, raising substantial security concerns.

Weekend Dispatch

The Threat to Democracy in Trump’s Words

Trump’s vow to end voting if re-elected threatens the core of democracy, signalling a shift toward authoritarianism that demands urgent attention and resistance.

Diplomacy in Disarray: How Gabriel Escobar’s Case Undermines U.S. Credibility

The Gabriel Escobar scandal exposes the U.S. State Department's ethical failures, compromising diplomatic integrity and eroding global trust in American foreign policy and transparency.

Albania’s Shadow Economy: Mafia Ties and Italian Connections in Focus

Rai 3's 'Report' reveals explosive allegations of mafia collusion within Albanian politics, implicating Prime Minister Edi Rama and exposing deep-rooted corruption and international complicity.

The Endorsement of Aleksandar Vucic and the Betrayal of War Victims

To endorse Vucic is to endorse genocide and territorial aggression, betraying justice and the memory of thousands of innocent victims.

The Threat to Democracy in Trump’s Words

Trump’s vow to end voting if re-elected threatens the core of democracy, signalling a shift toward authoritarianism that demands urgent attention and resistance.

Diplomacy in Disarray: How Gabriel Escobar’s Case Undermines U.S. Credibility

The Gabriel Escobar scandal exposes the U.S. State Department's ethical failures, compromising diplomatic integrity and eroding global trust in American foreign policy and transparency.

Albania’s Shadow Economy: Mafia Ties and Italian Connections in Focus

Rai 3's 'Report' reveals explosive allegations of mafia collusion within Albanian politics, implicating Prime Minister Edi Rama and exposing deep-rooted corruption and international complicity.

The Endorsement of Aleksandar Vucic and the Betrayal of War Victims

To endorse Vucic is to endorse genocide and territorial aggression, betraying justice and the memory of thousands of innocent victims.
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Europe

Russia’s Dirty Bomb Accusations: Prelude to Nuclear Escalation?

Russia's latest claims of a Ukrainian 'dirty bomb' plot raise global alarm. Is this a prelude to a nuclear escalation or another disinformation campaign?

Ukraine’s Bold Push into Russia’s Kursk Region: Zelenskyy Acknowledges First Invasion

Zelenskyy acknowledges Ukraine's incursion into Russia's Kursk region, marking a pivotal escalation in the conflict and underscoring Kyiv's strategy to restore justice.

Outrage and Escalation as Ukrainian Forces Breach Russian Border

A significant Ukrainian incursion into Russia's Kursk region has provoked widespread anger among Russian military commentators and led President Vladimir Putin to convene an urgent meeting.

Kremlin’s Shadow: Macedonian Security Manhandles Kosovo President Osmani in Shocking Diplomatic Breach

In a shocking diplomatic breach, Macedonian security manhandled Kosovo’s President Osmani, defying international norms and hinting at deeper Kremlin-aligned Serbian influence in North Macedonia.

Outlook

Trump’s War on the Press: A Threat to Democracy

Trump’s combative interactions with the press revealed his authoritarian instincts—undermining journalism, democracy, and seeking to delegitimise any scrutiny of his power.

Diplomat or Politician? The Misadventures of Jeff Hovenier in Kosovo

Ambassador Hovenier, overstepping diplomatic boundaries, undermines Kosovo's sovereignty by interfering in its internal decisions—aligning dangerously with interests favoring Kremlin-backed Belgrade.

Misinformation Sparks UK Racist Riots

Nigel Farage, Andrew Tate, and Katie Hopkins’s pro-Putin rhetoric and inflammatory statements align with Russian disinformation tactics, contributing to societal division and destabilisation in the UK

Kasanof’s Appointment: Testing U.S. Integrity in the Balkans

Alexander "Sasha" Kasanof's appointment as U.S. envoy to the Balkans brings hopes for renewed diplomacy amid concerns about impartiality and navigating complex geopolitical challenges.

Middle East

Israel-Iran tensions test limits of US policy amid Gaza war

The escalating tensions between Israel and Iran have put the United States in a difficult position, challenging its foreign policy goals in the Middle East.

UK’s Diplomatic Pivot: Shift in Middle Eastern Dynamics?

The UK's consideration of recognising a Palestinian state could reshape Middle Eastern dynamics, potentially easing tensions and influencing Israel's internal political landscape.

Will This Ukrainian Town Be Repaired by Winter?

Halina Egorovna, a 73-year-old Borodyanka resident, faces a grim winter in her damaged apartment, where rain leaks through holes from Russian bombardments. Despite pleas for help, repairs remain unaddressed, leaving her and others vulnerable to the freezing weather.

Reportage

Ukrainian residents struggle to repair homes destroyed by Russian missiles before winter

Residents in Borodyanka, Ukraine, struggle to prevent the collapse of their damaged apartment complex, a haunting reminder of the devastation caused by Russian airstrikes.

The Story of Sascha Klamp, Photographer and Filmmaker

Sascha Klamp's documentary, "The Art of Seeing, The Art of Remembering", highlights cultural heritage preservation and community solidarity in Armenia.

War Reporting Readiness: Inside HEFAT’s Lifesaving Training

Vudi Xhymshiti emphasises the critical importance of completing HEFAT training for journalists before entering war zones, detailing how it equips them with essential survival skills and a deep understanding of the complexities of conflict reporting.

Serbia’s Precarious Path: Ethnic Albanians, Autocracy, and International Complicity

Serbia's elections cast a stark light on ethnic Albanian disenfranchisement, revealing a troubling dance of autocracy and international complicity at a critical historical juncture.

World

Donald Trump Survives Assassination Attempt at Pennsylvania Rally

Former President Donald Trump survived an apparent assassination attempt at a Pennsylvania rally, sparking widespread panic and raising concerns about political violence in the United States.

Julian Assange Released After Five-Year Imprisonment in UK

Julian Assange, the WikiLeaks founder, has been freed after five years in a British prison, following a deal with US authorities to plead guilty to charges.

Russian Warships in Cuba: A Bold Show of Force Near US Waters

Four Russian warships, including a nuclear-powered submarine, anchor in Cuba, signalling a bold show of force amid rising tensions with the West over Ukraine.

Georgia’s Struggle: Democracy vs. Foreign Agents Law

Georgia faces political upheaval, reflecting its complex geopolitical position and European aspirations, notably marked by the 2008 war and current civil activism.

Palestinians File Reply in Genocide Case Against U.S. Government, Seeking Immediate Injunction

The death count is unfathomable," wrote plaintiff A.N., "beyond dozens, hundreds, now in the tens of thousands – a grim reality too vast to grasp.

Labour’s Resurgence: A New Era for Britain

The Conservative Party's fourteen-year rule left Britain with deep economic inequalities, eroded democratic values, and social divisions. Labour's victory promises a new era of renewal and unity.

Diplomatic Dismissal: The Fall of U.S. Envoy Gabriel Escobar Following Investigative Journalism

Gabriel Escobar, U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary, was dismissed as envoy to the Western Balkans after THE FRONTLINER revealed potential conflicts of interest and questioned his diplomatic integrity.

Turkey Approves Sweden’s NATO Membership

Turkey's Parliament approves Sweden's NATO membership, a pivotal move reflecting strategic geopolitical shifts and intricately linked to Turkey's wider agendas, including defence and EU relations.

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