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30 May
Destinations, Roots: Central and Eastern Europe

Prizren: The Cultural Heart of Kosovo

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30th May 2025
By Beata Bruggeman-SekowskaPrizren is constitutionally designated as the historical capital of the country. In contrast to Pristina...
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24 May
Destinations, Roots: Central and Eastern Europe

Patriarchate of Peć Monastery

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30th May 2025
The Patriarchate of Peć Monastery is a historic Serbian Orthodox monastic complex located near the city of Peja (Peć) in Kosovo, close ...
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23 May
Destinations, Roots: Central and Eastern Europe, Video

Video: Gjakova: most charming town of Kosovo

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30th May 2025
From the vibrant capital of Kosovo, Prishtina—with its buzzing streets, rich cultural landmarks, great shopping, and lively nightlife—w...
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16 May
Destinations, Roots: Central and Eastern Europe

The Heroinat Memorial: Honoring Kosovo’s Forgotten Heroines

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16th May 2025
Beata Bruggeman-SekowskaHeroinat Monument created by Ilir Blakçori and situated in downtown Pristina, in the central park in front ...
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13 May
Destinations, Opinion, Roots: Central and Eastern Europe, Video

Why Kosovo should be your next destination

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1st August 2026
By Beata Bruggeman-SekowskaHaving visited over 50 countries, I can confidently say: put Kosovo on your bucket list. Or better yet—g...
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Communications-Unlimited is an internationally recognized journalism center with a broad focus on Central and Eastern Europe, as well as global topics such as education, tourism and diplomacy. Founded in 2004 in the Netherlands by Beata Bruggeman-Sekowska, the center has built a strong reputation by connecting cultures and promoting international communication. In addition to its work in Central and Eastern Europe, the center also carries out journalistic projects and visits in other countries, including the United States and various other regions worldwide. A key objective of Communications-Unlimited is to strengthen and develop international relations between the Netherlands, Central and Eastern Europe and other countries around the world.

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