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[Admirim @admirim]

Kosovo's Donjeta Sadiku defeats Serbia's Kristina Kulukhova and wins a gold medal at the Mediterranean Games. 🇽🇰 🇽🇰🇽🇰

[kos_data @kos_data]

🇽🇰 A petition has been launched to rename Kosovo “Dardania.”

Organizers say Dardania was the region’s ancient name and argue that it should be restored as Kosovo’s official name.

[Skip Bayless @RealSkipBayless]

Finals lights are just too bright for these Knicks tonight.

[Kalshi Sports @KalshiSports]

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[kos_data @kos_data]

🇲🇰 "We speak Albanian."

Albanian students in North Macedonia protested against the government, calling on authorities to respect the Albanian language as a co-official language of the country.

The government is pushing for broader use of Macedonian.

[Kosovo Football 🇽🇰 @kosovarfootball]

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#TEBKosova 🏦

[𝐩𝐚 𝐩𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐤 𝐨 𝐛𝐚𝐛𝐢 @ndryshedallojmm]

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[Admirim @admirim]

Kosovo PM Kurti on Serbia's military drills near the border with 🇽🇰:

It's a provocation. Serbia attempts to undermine the sovereignty & territorial integrity of our Republic.

But it's also an expression of their powerlessness. They cannot stop us, no matter what their plans are

[Kosova & Global Affairs 🧵 @AboutKosova]

🇦🇱🇽🇰| Albania's Prime Minister Edi Rama today delivered a message to Serbia's regime leader Vucic in an interview with "Türkiye Today":

"Kosova is independent; it is a republic. This process is irreversible. If Kosova is touched, Albania is also touched. If Kosova faces an existential threat, Albania is also faced with an existential threat."

[Admirim @admirim]

Kosovo Independence Day ad lights up Times Square, New York City today. 🇽🇰 🇺🇸

[Epirote Report 🌕 @EpiroteReport]

���� “A document is being prepared by the United States of America whereby Serbia will recognize Kosovo, it will be presented in April or May and Serb politicians are already scared”

- Dusan Janjic, expert of Western Balkans politics

[kos_data @kos_data]

🇽🇰 With the current results, Albin Kurti's Vetëvendosje can form a government on its own without a coalition partner.

This marks the end Kosovo's political deadlock.

Albin Kurti will remain the prime minister of Kosovo.

[Kosovo is Dardania🇽🇰🇦🇱 @Dardha93]

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Kosova is set to break the USD 12 billion GDP mark in 2025.

Since Kurti became Prime Minister in 2020, the country’s GDP has increased by approximately 57%.

[Kosovo is Dardania🇽🇰🇦🇱 @Dardha93]

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Kosova & Albania have agreed to jointly produce and develop the “Shota” armored vehicle.

According to the 🇽🇰 Ministry of Defense, Croatia will be invited to participate in this joint armored vehicle production.

[Admirim @admirim]

US President Trump signs the annual defense bill, which also codifies US policy on Kosovo and other Western Balkans countries, including:

• Mutual recognition between Kosovo and Serbia
• Rejection of partition
• NATO membership perspective

[Mergim Gallopeni @GallopeniMergim]

President Trump signs the “National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2026,” which states that:

•The final objective of the normalization agreement between Kosovo and Serbia is mutual recognition.

•The act supports NATO expansion in the Western Balkans.

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[Slavic Networks @SlavicNetworks]

🚨‼️🇲🇰🇦🇱 BREAKING NEWS — ALBANIANS ARE TAKING OVER MACEDONIA

MICKOSKI WARNS AS ALBANIAN NATIONALISTS PRESS FORWARD: THE UÇK MARCH REVEALS A COUNTRY LOSING CONTROL OF ITS OWN FUTURE

A Slavic nation watches itself become a minority while the government struggles to contain the shift

Skopje — In a statement meant to project calm but instead exposing deep vulnerability, Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski declared that the government “does not support” the upcoming Albanian UÇK march in Macedonia. Yet behind the diplomatic phrasing lies a harsher truth: the state no longer has the demographic, political, or institutional strength to prevent it.

The march — backed by Albanian political figures inside Macedonia — is not simply a gathering of supporters. It is the most public demonstration in years of a long-standing project that Western governments have consistently ignored: the gradual Albanian takeover of Macedonia, driven by both demographics and coordinated political pressure. Academic studies and intelligence analyses have repeatedly shown that Albanian movements in Kosovo, the Preševo Valley, and Macedonia have historically operated with a shared ideological goal: unifying Albanian-populated territories into a single national space. Macedonia has always been central to that vision.

Today, that vision advances not through armed conflict but through numbers and political leverage. Macedonians continue to emigrate by the tens of thousands, leaving behind an aging and shrinking population. Albanians remain young, organized, and united across municipalities that now function as parallel political blocks inside the state. Tetovo, Gostivar, Struga, Kičevo — these regions no longer resemble the Macedonian heartland of previous decades. They are the foundation of a new political reality that Skopje can no longer fully influence.

Mickoski’s remarks underline this shift. He warned that the government cannot support a march associated with UÇK symbolism, yet simultaneously admitted that it will ensure everything proceeds “peacefully,” a phrase that in Balkan politics translates clearly: there will be no attempt to stop it. Coalition mathematics makes resistance impossible. Albanian parties hold the balance of power in parliament and act with the confidence of a rising majority. Every government depends on them. Every crisis strengthens them.

The UÇK march is therefore not a local dispute — it is a message. It signals who feels empowered, who sets the tempo of political life, and who ultimately shapes the country’s direction. While Mickoski speaks of order, the underlying reality is one of strategic retreat. Macedonia is not being threatened by external invasion; it is being transformed from within by demographic trends and political mobilization that no longer hide behind euphemisms.

For years, the international community has framed Macedonia’s concessions as necessary for “stability.” In practice, they accelerated the loss of Slavic political dominance. Today, as Albanians approach demographic parity and exercise decisive influence over institutions, Macedonia faces the greatest internal shift since independence. It is no longer a question of whether Albanians are taking over. The process is already visible in the streets, in parliament, and now in Mickoski’s cautious words.

A march may last one day.
But the message it carries will shape Macedonia’s future for decades.

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[Guri Gashi @E_GuriGashi]

Guys, are Serbs the ultimate traitors of Europe?

(1) They sided with the Ottomans against the Byzantine Empire and took part in the Fall of Constantinople

2) They prevented Hunyadi and Skanderbeg from joining forces against the Ottomans, not once, but twice, which cemented Ottoman rule for centuries after the Battle of Varna

(3) They ended European hegemony by killing Archduke Franz Ferdinand and causing WW1

4) They are currently siding with Russians and even sent mercenaries to fight together with their Russian allies against the Ukrainian defenders

[Kosovan Football 🇽🇰 @kosovanfooty_EN]

🇽🇰🇪🇸 - 40 goals by Vedat Muriqi for Mallorca, each more beautiful than the other.