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Kosovo
The Telegrafi front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent focus on severe weather events causing agricultural damage in Kosovo, particularly in Rahovec and Brekoc. Other domestic stories include a health segment on abdominal surgery and a political announcement…
Severe flooding in Rahovec has caused significant damage to agricultural land, prompting the director of agriculture to request compensation for affected farmers.
A vehicle in Rahovec has sustained substantial damage due to recent flooding.
Intense rainfall has led to damage in Brekoc, Gjakova, with floodwaters entering residential homes.
A health segment features surgeon Ymer Durmishi discussing early diagnosis and modern surgical techniques for abdominal conditions.
The newly appointed chief of the Ukrainian army has initiated a significant review of military operations within five days of assuming his position.
Kosovo's representative Bislimi stated that a resolution opposing the holding of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly in Belgrade has been submitted to the US Congress.
This story details how families from Istog are rebuilding their lives by exporting medicinal plants to Germany.
The Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) has announced it will hold an extraordinary assembly and has set the date for the event.
A 14-year-old's false bomb threat led to British fighter jets being scrambled to intercept a Qatar Airways flight bound for Manchester.
Two individuals have been arrested in Zubin Potok, suspected of committing war crimes against the civilian population in 1999.
The German job market is experiencing shifts, with new employment opportunities becoming available.
