The World from PRX

Serbia

A Kosovo police officer crosses the bridge that connects north and south Mitrovica. The Ibar River serves as a natural divider in Mitrovica, where Serbs live on the northern side of the river and Albanians on the southern side.
Culture
There is one place where Serbs and Albanians coexist in Kosovo — in the country’s version of Costco
An Afghan family walks toward the Hungary-Serbia border on the day the new law takes effect. They will live in a detention center until a decision is made on their claim.
Conflict
‘How will I live there?’ Asylum seekers in Hungary are detained in shipping containers.
Portrait of man, outdoors
Election 2016
Muslim refugees of another era could put Missouri in play for Clinton
Zozan Khaled Musa, 25
Conflict
This Syrian’s decision to pass as a non-refugee came at a personal cost
A man applies for Liberland citizenship in the village of Backi Monostor, Serbia May 1, 2015. A Czech citizen, Vit Jedlicka, has proclaimed a new sovereign state lying on the border between Croatia and Serbia.
Global Politics
On the Danube, the world’s newest micro-nation. But Liberland has a problem.