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When Serbian forces locked Albanian students out of schools in 1991, families throughout Kosovo turned their living rooms into classrooms. For nine years, over 3,200 private homes kept an entire generation educated under occupation.
At Camp Bondsteel in Kosovo, a simple storage shelter has become something much more meaningful. The Soldiers' Closet connects service members across rotations through donated supplies, volunteer work, and unexpected friendships.
Fifteen daredevils plunged 22 meters from a historic bridge in Kosovo, reviving a beloved tradition that survived war and destruction. The annual competition, first held in 1954, continues to bring communities together along the river in Gjakova.
A nation that didn't exist on soccer's world stage 10 years ago now stands one game away from qualifying for the World Cup. Kosovo hosts Turkey on Tuesday with a chance to make history and unite a country through sport.
After missing five straight World Cups since their legendary 2002 semifinal run, Türkiye's national football team stands 90 minutes away from returning to the world's biggest stage. A young "Golden Generation" led by Real Madrid's 21-year-old Arda Güler faces Kosovo on March 31 for a ticket to the 2026 World Cup.
Kosovo, playing international football for just 11 years, stunned Slovakia 4-3 to move within one victory of their first-ever World Cup. The tiny Balkan nation will face Turkey on Tuesday for a spot at this summer's tournament in North America.
A nation that's only played international football since 2014 is now just 90 minutes away from qualifying for the World Cup. Kosovo stunned Slovakia 4-3 in a thrilling comeback that keeps their historic dream alive.
Doctors in Germany discovered a bullet lodged in Gramoz Berisha's arm, 27 years after he survived a massacre that killed 49 of his family members. The bullet had traveled from his left arm to his right without hitting vital organs.