Kosovo became one of Europe’s most pro-Western societies after the US helped it to break free of Serbia.
But, in a generational shift in this largely secular place, Islamic radicalisation is making inroads.
And it’s not just young men who join Islamic State (IS).
Laura Hyseni was a typical Kosovo teenager. She used to hang out with girlfriends in cafes and bars, doing little to worry her comfortably-off and open-minded parents.
“She would call a ...
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