Armed Robbers Confronted During Road Obstacle Removal in Rahovec ↗
Front page leadAn incident in Rahovec saw individuals attempting to remove a road obstacle who were then confronted by armed robbers.
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The Gazeta Express front page features a mix of domestic news from Kosovo and international affairs. Prominent stories include a crime incident in Rahovec, a tragic train accident in Peja, and investigations into potential mass graves in Zubin Potok. Political developments, such as upcoming…
An incident in Rahovec saw individuals attempting to remove a road obstacle who were then confronted by armed robbers.
Following a tragic train incident in Peja resulting in a woman's death, the prosecutor's office has initiated an investigation.
Haki Abazi stated that he met Lule Xhelin in the USA and was unaware of their alleged connection to the Vetevendosje movement.
Anticipation is building for potential shifts in political discussions as the August 6th session approaches.
Italy has put forward a proposal to the European Union to expand the Albanian model for repatriating illegal immigrants.
Global oil prices experienced a decline following President Trump's decision to call off a planned military strike on Iran.
A well-known actress from Turkey was observed at the Sunny Hill Festival in Kosovo, enjoying the event.
Special Prosecution and Police have requested authorization to excavate another suspected site in Zubin Potok related to potential mass graves.
Prime Minister Kurti engaged with diaspora members about Europe, with one individual expressing concern about potential Russian aggression.
The Sunny Hill festival has attracted tourists, with visitors expressing their admiration for Kosovo and the event.
An individual identified as J.R. has been arrested in connection with a war crimes case in the Zubin Potok municipality.
Prime Minister Kurti indicated openness to a meeting with Abdixhiku, stating that the outcome will be known next week, with interest and willingness shown from both sides.
Vetevendosje held a meeting with diaspora members in Pristina, where Prime Minister Kurti assured them that conditions are being created for their return to Kosovo.
Updated data shows a surge in traffic at border crossings, with waiting times exceeding two hours to enter Kosovo.
The Inspectorate has stopped construction activities at two sites in Prizren and Suharekë due to serious risks to workers' lives.