A realistic look at the social and health problems Kosovo faces today. From rising prices to the hidden dangers of drugs and socialization.
Kosovo is experiencing an unprecedented increase in the prices of basic, food, and energy products. This situation complicates family budgets and increases the risk of poverty.
Dependence on foreign imports makes the Kosovar economy sensitive to global crises. Citizens are looking for concrete solutions to ensure a decent life.
The price of bread, milk, and fuel has become the main obstacle for thousands of families.
Buying antibiotics without a medical prescription has led to serious health incidents. The body develops resistance, making simple medicines ineffective when truly needed.
The phenomenon of children begging or selling in the street is often the result of exploitation by parents. It deprives them of school and a normal childhood, creating a cycle of poverty.
The growing consumption of energy drinks and similar substances among young people, often mixed with alcohol, creates heart and nerve problems at a young age.