by Astrit Salihu Education policy goes to the heart of the political dispute in Kosovo but not just because of curriculum and language issues. It also involves a direct struggle over power and money. This dynamic is illustrated by the halting process over many years of seeking some kind of accommodation on the question. Fruitless talks over allowing Albanians to […]

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