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The front page of Kallxo.com features several prominent stories focusing on domestic issues in Kosovo, including the safety of police officers, a court verdict against Shpend Ahmeti, and a statement by Albin Kurti regarding presidential elections. International news includes a call by US…
Over the last three years, 2 police officers have died in the line of duty, 55 have died during duty, and 390 officers have been injured, raising concerns about the safety of Kosovo's police force.
A court has ruled to sentence Shpend Ahmeti to two years in prison and a fine of 5,000 euros.
Albin Kurti discussed the concept of "Hise," stating that the responsibility for electing the president extends beyond a single political party.
American congressmen have requested that the upcoming OSCE meeting not take place in Serbia, suggesting South Carolina as an alternative location.
David L. Phillips, an associate professor at Georgetown University, believes Kosovo's political and institutional deadlock hinders its potential as a strategic partner.
A person has been arrested in Podujevo following an incident of domestic violence where a woman was beaten.
US President Donald Trump has stated that Iran is showing greater seriousness in ongoing negotiations.
An attempted murder has occurred in Lipjan, and the suspect is currently on the run.
The price of oil has seen an increase.
The Hydrometeorological Institute has provided the weather forecast for the weekend in Kosovo.
A National Council of Arts has been established.
The 'Rame Lahaj International Opera Festival' is bringing Kosovo to the forefront of classical music and showcasing young artists.
