On independence day, Kosovo remembers painful past, imagines a brighter future

ABU DHABI: As Kosovo celebrates its 14th independence day, Europe’s newest country — and one with the continent’s youngest population — has much to be proud of. More than 100 countries have recognized Kosovo since it declared its independence from Serbia on Feb. 17, 2008. Despite a high government turnover rate, Kosovo continues to be a robust democracy with a dense network of

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