Jakob Weizman

Jakob Weizman is a journalist and student currently studying Peace and Conflict studies at the American University in Kosovo. He has worked in Bogota, New York and Pristina through his interests in writing about politics and diplomacy.

Articles de cet auteur (7)

EU Vaccine Passports

Who is for ? Who is against ? Who is already creating them ? And how do they work ?

vendredi 12 février 2021

Le malheur des uns fait le bonheur des autres : le COVID-19 et la popularité des gouvernements en Europe

En temps de crise, les électeurs veulent de la stabilité, pas de la fantaisie

jeudi 23 avril 2020

When Our Loss Is Their Gain : COVID-19 and Government Popularity around Europe

Hundreds of thousands of cases into the COVID-19 epidemic, European lifestyle is changing beyond recognition. With most European governments joining the rest of the world in taking far-reaching measures to contain the virus, is European politics changing beyond recognition as well ? Five of our (…)

mercredi 22 avril 2020

Kosovo prepares for new snap election amid criminal charges

On July 19, the future of Europe’s youngest state was thrown into uncertainty after its Prime Minister, Ramush Haradinaj, resigned from office. Haradinaj stepped down after being summoned for questioning by a war crimes prosecutor in the Hague for his involvement in the Kosovo War during 1998-99 (…)

mercredi 18 septembre 2019

Is multinationalism becoming the new norm ?

It’s something that we hear almost every day, and for those with more than one identity or nationality, it can be something of a hassle to continuously have to explain yourself. As people from different places around the world continue to intertwine in our rapidly globalising and diversifying society, the typical ‘where are you from ?’ question becomes more and more complex to answer.

samedi 2 février 2019

L’UE appelle à la désescalade et apporte son soutien financier à l’Ukraine après l’incident du Détroit de Kertch

Alors que le conflit persiste en Ukraine et que les rebelles pro-russes du Donbass continuent de se battre contre le gouvernement à la suite de l’annexion de la Crimée par la Russie en 2014, les tensions se sont aggravées ces dernières semaines près de la Crimée dans le détroit de Kertch de la Mer Noire, partagée entre la Russie et l’Ukraine.

samedi 12 janvier 2019

EU calls for de-escalation, gives funding to Ukraine after Kerch Strait incident

As conflict continues to endure in Ukraine with pro-Russian rebels in Donbass still fighting against the government in the aftermath of Russia’s annexation of Crimea in 2014, tensions have taken a turn for the worse in recent weeks near Crimea in the Kerch Strait of the Black Sea, shared between Russia and Ukraine.

vendredi 14 décembre 2018