LDK Decides Today on Abdixhiku's Leadership ↗
Front page leadThe Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) is holding an extraordinary assembly today to vote on whether to dismiss its leader, Lumir Abdixhiku, or allow him to remain in charge of the party.
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The news from Kallxo.com focuses on domestic political developments in Kosovo, including a significant party meeting to decide the fate of its leader and ongoing investigations into war crimes. International news includes reports on drug trafficking seizures in Albania, US-Iran tensions, and…
The Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) is holding an extraordinary assembly today to vote on whether to dismiss its leader, Lumir Abdixhiku, or allow him to remain in charge of the party.
A preliminary report by the Kosovo Institute for War Crimes (IKKL) has documented 13,227 victims as a result of the war in Kosovo.
A police investigator accused of abuse of official duty has declared himself not guilty in court.
Exhumation efforts are ongoing in Zubin Potok, while Donika Gërvalla calls for increased international pressure on Serbia regarding the issue of missing persons.
Albanian authorities have confiscated 21 assets belonging to the leaders of a drug trafficking network who were convicted in Belgium.
The intense wildfires sweeping across Southern Europe have claimed the lives of three Greek firefighters.
A person wanted for escaping from prison has been apprehended after being on the run for three years.
The United States has carried out strikes against Iran following attempts to attack American troops in the region.
An individual suspected of firing a weapon at a team from KRU Mitrovica is currently a fugitive.
KEDS has announced planned power outages for Thursday due to necessary network maintenance work.
A retrial session for the murder of a 23-year-old in Prizren has been postponed due to the absence of one of the accused's lawyers.
Donika Haxhiu calls on the United States and the European Union to condemn the chauvinistic and revisionist rhetoric used by Serbian officials.
A new analysis highlights that deficiencies in the enforcement of laws are allowing the continued illegal extraction of sand and gravel from rivers, leading to ecosystem degradation.
As the constitutional deadline for forming the Assembly approaches, expectations for an inter-party agreement to establish functional institutions are growing, alongside existing doubts.
An officer from the Kosovo Security Force (FSK) has successfully completed a military engineering course in the United States, receiving a Distinguished Honor Graduate award.
This article investigates how the institution responsible for combating monopolies in Kosovo became effectively blocked and lost its authority.