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The news from Gazeta Express covers domestic political developments in Kosovo, including leadership changes and challenges within the LDK party, as well as broader societal issues like gun control and fuel prices. There is also a mention of war crimes investigations involving Kosovo.
Ali Ahmeti claims to have information about initiatives to sue the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) at the Hague-based international court, as indicated by a video report.
Lumir Abdixhiku states that the decision of the delegates was taken with the responsibility to fanatically preserve the direction of the LDK party.
The special envoy of Great Britain for the Balkans, Pierce, stated that findings related to war crimes in Kosovo are instrumental in uncovering the truth.
The Ministry of Industry, Trade, and Tourism (MINT) has announced that gasoline prices have increased by 1 cent compared to the previous day.
Reports indicate a significant number of weapons in civilian possession in Kosovo, with multiple incidents of their use documented within the last 24 hours.
The police have reported issuing more than 2,700 fines within the past 24-hour period.
Singer Genta Ismajli has returned to Kosovo and has reportedly made significant changes to her life, distancing herself from her past.
During the August session, Minister of Justice Albulena Haxhiu held a meeting with representatives from various political parties.
Lumir Abdixhiku survived a no-confidence vote and was reconfirmed as the leader of the LDK party during a turbulent assembly meeting.
Lumir Abdixhiku stated that he holds no grudges against Muhaxheri, Imri Ahmeti, or others, and wishes them success in their respective roles.
Following his reconfirmation as the leader of the LDK, Lumir Abdixhiku expressed happiness and thanked his supporters and dissenting members.
Lumir Abdixhiku successfully overcame the faction within the LDK that had convened the assembly to remove him from leadership, with the majority aligning with him.
The voting process regarding the potential dismissal of Lumir Abdixhiku from his leadership position in the LDK has concluded, with vote counting anticipated.
The Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) has commenced voting on whether to dismiss Lumir Abdixhiku from his leadership role.
The assembly of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) is on the verge of starting the vote for the dismissal of Lumir Abdixhiku, with approximately 330 delegates in attendance.
Enver Hoxhaj's faction, represented by Zemaj, was asked to justify the request for Lumir Abdixhiku's dismissal, as the LDK Assembly proceeded with closed sessions.
Lumir Abdixhiku addressed the LDK Assembly, asserting that all his actions and decisions were made with the party's interests ahead of his own.
Lumir Abdixhiku arrived at the LDK Assembly, where a decision on his leadership is to be made, and announced he would address all matters.
Members of the opposing faction within LDK, like Zemaj, express determination to see LDK become the leading party, criticizing current internal developments.
Perparim Rama claims that Vetevendosje's propaganda machinery is actively working against him on the day of the LDK Assembly, calling it 'interesting'.
