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The front page of Gazeta Express features a mix of domestic news concerning Kosovo's politics and security, alongside economic updates and crime-related incidents. A significant portion of the headlines focus on statements and actions related to the Kosovo government, legal proceedings involving…
Following a memorial for fallen police officers, Prime Minister Kurti stated that Kosovo is currently more secure than at any previous time. This statement comes amidst ongoing political and security discussions.
The prices for diesel, gasoline, and gas for the current and upcoming days have been released: diesel at 1.72, gasoline at 1.52, and gas at 0.60 cents per unit.
An accident on the Fushë Kosovë - Prishtinë road has resulted in three individuals sustaining injuries. Investigations into the cause of the accident are underway.
Six foreign nationals were discovered inside a truck in Gjilan, prompting an investigation into the circumstances surrounding their presence.
According to CNN, the United States seems to have halted its attacks on Iran, however, a new front in the conflict appears to be emerging. The report details recent developments.
A commemoration marks eight years since the passing of Adem Demaçi, a significant figure in Kosovo's history. The article reflects on his legacy.
Lawyer Sopi asserts that any verdict against the four individuals from the UCK (Kosovo Liberation Army) that does not involve their release would contradict international legal principles.
The defense team for Thaçi has responded to the Kosovo Specialist Prosecutor's Office (SPO) concerns about his potential flight, presenting his brother and close friends as guarantors for his release.
The Commander of KFOR stated that cooperation and support from Serbia are anticipated to ensure accountability for the attacks that occurred in 2023.
Questions are being raised about Prime Minister Kurti's plans for forming a new government by August 6th, or if he intends to continue as acting Prime Minister. Kurti has not yet revealed his intentions.
MP Deliu announced that the Special Prosecution Office of Kosovo (SPRK) has assigned a prosecutor to investigate the social media profile 'Lule Gjeli', known for spreading hate speech. She plans to report it on Monday.
Vlora Çitaku called for a thorough investigation into fake social media profiles that promote hatred and incite animosity among citizens.
Statements made by Vetëvendosje Movement (VV) MPs and Prime Minister Kurti regarding Serbian judges have prompted the urgent arrival of the EU's dialogue envoy to Pristina.
Ramush Haradinaj has declared his willingness to run for president if nominated by the opposition parties, ruling out any potential agreement with the Vetëvendosje movement.
The issue of Serbian judges and prosecutors was the central theme during a meeting between Prime Minister Kurti and the EU envoy for dialogue, Miroslav Lajčák (referred to as Sorensen), in Pristina. The Prime Minister's Office released a statement on the meeting.
Minister Haxhiu has informed the Speaker of the Assembly, Glauk Konjufca (referred to as Gola), about the session scheduled for August 6th and requested that the relevant documents be forwarded to the old Assembly presidency.
During a debate concerning Serbian judges, the Chairman of the Kosovo Judicial Council (KJC) requested attention, noting that the acting president had previously raised this matter.
A meeting of the Kosovo Judicial Council (KJC) has been postponed because a quorum could not be reached. This prevents the consideration of resignations submitted by Serbian judges.
Following a contentious debate regarding Serbian judges, members of the Kosovo Judicial Council (KJC) decided to leave the meeting.
Minister Haxhiu publicly challenged international representatives, questioning whether they would permit judges who take direction from another country to operate within their own systems.
