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• Television is giving voters an insight into the lives of leaders
• Greater investment is needed to boost ailing domestic production
• Ownership of sell-offs has become a complex business - -
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Newborn state peers into a hazy future
An enthused population still faces big economic and political hurdles, writes Neil MacDonald
Politics: Television shines a light on the political stage
Personalities take a leading role, say Neil MacDonald and Krenar Gashi
Justice: Law and order forced to adapt to circumstance
Neil MacDonald on the unique operation of the state’s EU-led ‘rule of law’ courts
Economy: Local enterprises still struggle for a hearing
Paltry domestic production requires urgent attention, writes Kester Eddy
Privatisation: Transfer of power sees legal tangles proliferate
UN officials have been accused of underselling, says Neil MacDonald
Builders stake claims in divided city of Mitrovica
Serbs and Albanians work well together even if too much happens on the wrong side of the law, writes Neil Macdonald
Domestic investment: Poor state protection risks souring local wine success
A stimulus is needed to keep producers competitive, write Krenar Gashi and Neil MacDonald
Education: University trains ‘honest business leaders’ of the future
Kester Eddy visits AUK, Pristina’s youthful and idealistic academy
Energy: Plant raises hope in battle between light and dark
Power cuts and creaky distribution continue to plague the industry, writes Kester Eddy
Tourism: Privatisation tests water in outdoor idyll
Questions hang over ownership of holiday facilities, says Kester Eddy
