KOSOVO - THE BILL NOBODY PAID
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Kosovo, 1989 to 2026: a territory of 1.6 million that financed a parallel state with emigrants' cash, spent nine years as a United Nations protectorate and became Europe's youngest country using someone else's currency. This book follows the money through a clinic that recruited poor men for their kidneys, recorded calls about who got which public job, a veterans' register that grew after the war, a north that paid no electricity bill for two decades, and an armed attack whose admitted organizer lives across a border that does not extradite. Covers Lutfi Dervishi and the Medicus clinic, Milan Radoičić and the Veselinović network, Adem Grabovci and the Pronto recordings, Agim Çeku and the veterans' list, Hashim Thaçi and the Specialist Chambers, and Maria Bamieh and EULEX.
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