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Culture and Sports
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Thursday, 13 December 2007 |
Edmond Rugova is the coach of a national team, but it is a team that does not yet officially have a country.
Kosovo is still a province of Serbia and during the eight years under the administration of the United Nations Rugova's team have been unable to compete in international tournaments.
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Culture and Sports
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Thursday, 29 November 2007 |
 Actors from Skena Up On Wednesday evening the 5th edition of Skena Up , an International Student Film and Theatre Festival, closed.
Skena Up was founded by a group of student artists in October 2003 with the purpose of promoting artistic and professional values and also the partnership and the artistic commitment between Kosovo and other countries from around the world.
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Culture and Sports
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Tuesday, 27 November 2007 |
 ECQ 2008 During Serbia’s European qualification game against Poland at home in Belgrade the small number of attendance witnessed an unusual conflict between the two groups of fans. About 1800 Polish fans traveled to Belgrade to see the game, there were a very small number of home fans compared to normality. Poland started the game in a good manner taking the lead 2 to 0 before Serbia eventually tied the game. What was more surprising for the home fans than their team coming back was the provocation coming from the Polish fans. During the standing 2-2 the Polish fans started chanting “Kosovo, Kosovo” at their Serbian counterpart. The few Serbs attending the game became notably upset and provoked by the chanting and answered by turning the Polish fans their back and booing.
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Culture and Sports
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Friday, 26 October 2007 |
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Kosovo is waiting to become independent, so a dilemma, like a ball, is circulating: Will the Kosovar football players continue to play with the Albanian national team? The officials of the two countries often make patriotic or confused declarations, while the players just want to play. That day, he was surrounded by a crowd of fans and journalists. He was the star of the local media and the most requested man on the Albanian national soccer team in Belarus. The Kosovar Lorik Cana, who plays for French football club Olympique de Marseille, was giving autographs and responding to questions. ‘What will you do if Kosovo becomes independent? Will you still play for the Albanian national team?’ an Albanian journalist asked him. A moment of silence followed. Finally: ‘I have found my team,’ replied the best-paid footballer of the red and blacks. The truth was out: Even if Kosovo’s final status remains unresolved, the age and the talent of its players cannot wait indefinitely. |
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Culture and Sports
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Tuesday, 23 October 2007 |
Prishtinë, October 23, 2007 - It is amazing, how memories can take you back in time. When I recently paid a visit to Trofta fish farm in Istog/Istok, the picture I had in my mind was grey with lots of cement and the feeling of the “red star”.
Therefore already the arrival at Trofta was quite surprising, since it turned out to look completely different from the last time I had seen it. I found the reception, where it used to be, but it had a completely different look. The big blue, white and red flag with the red star in the middle has been replaced by a set of tastefully arranged smaller flags from around the world. Instead of Comrade Tito’s photograph in his Marshall uniform there are now paintings from old Albanian cities or Kosovo landscapes.
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