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Front page leadKallxo.com announces it is facing an organized, defamatory campaign due to its work in identifying funding sources and Russian disinformation, impacting their operations and readership.
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The front page of Kallxo features a mix of domestic news focusing on Kosovo's political landscape, law enforcement issues, and social events. International news appears to be limited, with a story on Albanian Lek and a mention of a Kosovo-related comment by an international professor. The website…
Kallxo.com announces it is facing an organized, defamatory campaign due to its work in identifying funding sources and Russian disinformation, impacting their operations and readership.
Sherife Luta and Dibran Istrefi recount their experiences of being expelled from their homes in Bllace.
A prosecutor states that many individuals who cause accidents have previously unpaid fines.
An investigation into the safety of Kosovo Police officers reveals that 390 officers have been injured in the line of duty over the past three years.
Five drivers were caught using the emergency lane illegally and faced strict measures from the police.
An analysis explores the factors contributing to the significant and record strengthening of the Albanian Lek.
A stabbing incident occurred in Pristina, where one person was attacked with a knife and injured.
Kosovo observes a Memorial Day to honor police officers who died in the line of duty.
Provides the weather forecast for the current day.
KEDS informs the public about planned electricity outages due to network maintenance on Sunday.
Students from the Psychology Department at the University of Pristina have qualified for the semi-finals of a debate competition held in Italy.
A police officer was assaulted with solid objects and verbally abused with the statement 'Who are you to fine us?'.
An update on the investigation into the incident where a police officer lost a leg at the workplace.
David L. Phillips, an associate professor, states that Kosovo lacks the political maturity to be a strategic partner, attributing this to political and institutional deadlock.
The article discusses Albin Kurti, referred to as the 'Father of Kosovo', and the political instability he has inherited.
The 'Rame Lahaj International Opera Festival' is highlighted for positioning Kosovo on the classical music scene and promoting young artists.
An analysis questions whether the absence of follow-up meetings benefits or harms the LDK party in the process of forming institutions.