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The front page of Gazeta Express focuses heavily on Kosovo's internal political developments, specifically regarding the formation of a new government and the assembly. There are also stories on economic matters like fuel prices and border crossing statistics, and a brief international news item…
Lutfi Haziri of LDK stated that if Vetevendosje (VV) has the political will, all issues related to the formation of the Assembly, Government, and Presidency can be resolved within 24 hours.
The date set by Haxhiu for the convocation of the Assembly on August 6th has been criticized by deputies from other parties, who argue that a later date was not necessary.
The Ministry has announced that the circulation of trucks weighing over 20 tons remains restricted on the highway today, with specific operating hours.
Thousands of migrants have been returned from Ceuta to Morocco after attempting a mass crossing, ending their 'European dream' after only 24 hours.
The price of diesel fuel has risen to 1.77 euros per liter, with the Ministry releasing the official ceiling prices for the day.
Wait times at the White Drin border crossing are up to 25 minutes, according to the latest report on border crossing conditions.
The Morinë border crossing saw over 1.3 million citizen movements in July, with more than 21,000 recorded in the last 12 hours alone.
The Inspectorate has stopped construction work at two sites in Prizren and Suharekë because there was a serious risk to the lives of the workers.
Haxhiu was non-committal about an immediate assembly session for forming the government and presidency, but described the events within the LDK as positive for ongoing political discussions.
Haxhiu has begun meetings with representatives from various political parties to prepare for the upcoming constituent session of the assembly.
Ali Ahmeti claims to have information about initiatives to file lawsuits against the National Liberation Army at the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
Preparations for the August 6th assembly session are underway, with Haxhiu meeting with representatives of political parties.
Lumir Abdixhiku has successfully navigated a confidence vote and has been reconfirmed as the leader of the LDK party. The article details the events of the LDK assembly meeting.
Following his reconfirmation as LDK leader, Lumir Abdixhiku stated he has no personal vendettas against political rivals like Muhaxheri and Imri Ahmeti, wishing them success in their respective roles.
Lumir Abdixhiku expressed happiness and gratitude to the delegates, both supporters and dissenters, following his reconfirmation as the leader of the LDK.
Lumir Abdixhiku has successfully countered a move by a faction within his party that sought his removal, with the majority of delegates ultimately supporting him.
The voting process concerning the dismissal or confirmation of Lumir Abdixhiku as LDK leader has concluded, and the results are pending.
The voting process has commenced within the LDK to determine whether Lumir Abdixhiku will be dismissed or remain as party leader.
The LDK assembly is about to begin voting on the potential dismissal of Lumir Abdixhiku, with approximately 330 delegates in attendance.
