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Freedom For Kosovars

Freedom For Kosovars

Every year, I look forward to spending as much of the summer as possible in Kosovo. It has an energy unlike anywhere I know, possibly because half the population is under the age of 27. The vibe is very European, with a thriving music and arts scene. Yet, in many ways, young Kosovars have had their wings clipped. Kosovo remains one of the few European countries whose citizens still need a visa to enter the EU, whether it’s for a business meeting or a holiday. In this week’s newsletter, writer Suzana Vuljevic explains what freedom of movement would mean for Kosovo and why the EU’s recent commitment to grant visa liberalisation by January 2024 is a promise that must be kept.

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Activism,  Human Rights,  Dua's Letter 

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