The amount of hate we’re seeing on social media in Kosovo is becoming unbearable. People are no longer just disagreeing, they’re insulting, threatening and dehumanizing each other. We’re angry, I get it. But when did cruelty become our normal way of expressing it 🤯🥲
A summer filled with BASKETBALL!
Grateful to have been part of the organizing team behind three FIBA international events hosted by the Kosovo Basketball Federation.
A summer full of learning, teamwork and unforgettable experiences. Looking forward to what’s next! 🇽🇰🏀
Vedat Muriqi could barely hold back his tears after the painful defeat against Turkey. He and his teammates deserve nothing but respect and appreciation.
Proud of them!! 🇽🇰❤️
In 2013, the Swedish FA gifted the seats and equipment from their legendary Råsunda Stadium before its demolition, in support of the development of football in our country.
More than a decade later, we have become their footballing rivals.
We’ve come a long way 🥹
Unpopular opinion: Being brutally honest is not a strength. It is often a sign of low emotional intelligence and a lack of social awareness. Honesty does not have to come at the cost of kindness or tact. It takes far more maturity to express truth with clarity and care than it does to be blunt and thoughtless. If you are truly emotionally intelligent you know how to say what needs to be said without being careless or cruel.
Most people are not broken by the truth. They are broken by how it is delivered.
You are not more real for hurting someone just because you said it like it is.
You are just lazy with your empathy.
Nostalgia means you’ve lived something real—something that mattered. It’s proof that there were moments, people, or places that made you feel so deeply, you’d go back in a heartbeat if you could. Not everyone gets to miss their own life like that. It’s a quiet kind of privilege.
If you feel nostalgic, it means parts of your past were so alive, they still echo in who you are today.