A place to express, with Kissmet
Termokiss’s latest magazine edition to tackle climate change.
“Perhaps you can find it on the internet, but not in Albanian.”
"The warmth of Kissmet makes you feel as though the written pieces and art pieces in general have found their home.”
Iliria Kajdomqaj, Kissmet contributor
Qamile Maxhuni
Qamile Maxhuni has completed her studies at the Philosophical Faculty, Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology at the University of Prishtina in 2017. She is interested in journalism and wants to write articles about culture and human rights. Qamile Maxhuni is currently a participant in K2.0’s Professional Shadowing Mentoring Program (2018-19).
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An art exhibit generating ‘epistemic friction’
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‘Today we march, every day we fight’
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‘The music is so good that it doesn't need jazzing up’
Joe Boyd and Andrea Goertler talk sevdah, saze and the Gjirokastër Folk Festival.
What is happening to all the dogs?
The municipality’s attempts to reduce the stray dog population bring more questions than answers.
Trump and the 90-day wait
Kosovo grapples with suspension, reduction or freezing of U.S. aid.