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Perparim Isufi

Perparim Isufi

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Editor, Balkan Insight

Pristina

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Travel, Gaming , Politics , Pop Culture , Recreation, automotive wellness, Gardening

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wall street. nuclear power. climate change.

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Total articles 431

  • Kosovo PM Pranked by Russians Pretending to be Latvia’s President

    By Perparim Isufi Verified| Prishtina Insight Verified Albin Kurti's office blamed Moscow for the prank call in which a member of a Russian comic duo pretending to be Latvia's President grilled him about Kosovo’s current affairs. Albin Kurti on Wednesday admitted that he had fallen prey to Russian pranksters who published a recording of one of them pretending to be Latvian President Edgars Rinkevics in a video call with the Kosovo Prime Minister.

    By Perparim Isufi Verified · Prishtina Insight

    Mar. 26, 2025

  • Delay in Certifying Election Results Puts Kosovo Coalition Talks on Hold

    By Perparim Isufi Verified| Prishtina Insight Verified Kosovo on Sunday will mark one month since its voters went to polls to elect a new parliament, but the process is far from over, as the Central Election Commission, CEC, still has not announced the final results. “Certification of results first,” Prime Minister Albin Kurti, whose Vetevendosje party came first in the February 9 elections, said on Friday, asked when he will start consultations with other political leaders on the new government.

    By Perparim Isufi Verified · Prishtina Insight

    Mar. 07, 2025

  • Kosovo PM Pranked by Russians Pretending to be Latvia’s President

    By Perparim Isufi Verified| Prishtina Insight Verified Albin Kurti's office blamed Moscow for the prank call in which a member of a Russian comic duo pretending to be Latvia's President grilled him about Kosovo’s current affairs. Albin Kurti on Wednesday admitted that he had fallen prey to Russian pranksters who published a recording of one of them pretending to be Latvian President Edgars Rinkevics in a video call with the Kosovo Prime Minister.

    By Perparim Isufi Verified · Prishtina Insight

    Mar. 26, 2025

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Balkan Insight