Fatlum Jashari is a journalist in Republic of Kosovo.
His work focuses on investigative journalism, governance, environmental issues, human rights, and social affairs. He has reported extensively on topics affecting local communities, with a particular interest in accountability, transparency, and public-interest reporting. Fatlum has participated in numerous regional and international journalism programs and has collaborated on cross-border reporting projects in the Western Balkans and beyond. One of his most important projects is the journalistic in-residence project in Warsaw implemented by the Goethe Institute "Perspective. One Europe, Many Stories" financed by EU. Through his work, he seeks to amplify underreported stories and contribute to informed public debate on issues of public concern.
For the investigation "Illegal Logging in the Border Mountains of Kosovo and Serbia", he collaborated with Serbian journalist Ganja Nikolic to examine environmental challenges and illegal logging activities in the border region.
