Oil Price Hikes Continue - MINTI Publishes Derivative Prices ↗
Front page leadThe Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry (MINTI) has released new prices for oil derivatives, indicating that the upward trend in fuel costs is ongoing.
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The Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry (MINTI) has released new prices for oil derivatives, indicating that the upward trend in fuel costs is ongoing.
The United States has approved a grant of 302 million dollars, earmarked for the support and promotion of the Albanian diaspora.
The popular summer concert series 'Qef n'Lagje' is expanding its reach by holding events in various neighborhoods across the city.
A curated list of ten films that viewers should watch during the month of August, spanning various genres.
The sporting director of Leipzig has disclosed details concerning the potential transfer of player Diomande to Real Madrid.
Player Rodri has reportedly decided on his next club, with the choice narrowed down to either Real Madrid or Barcelona.
Aston Villa is reportedly prepared to offer 80 million euros to sign a star player from Barcelona.
A late-night meal consumed by Dua Lipa in Prishtina has apparently triggered a strong reaction and a 'state of war' declaration in the Serbian digital sphere.
A 2020 statement by Ivica Dačić is highlighted, questioning the fate of Serbs who reveal the locations of buried Albanians in Serbia.
An ex-Serbian general, summoned by Kosovo's war crimes prosecution, alleges that someone betrayed him in Belgrade.
Analyst Janjić suggests that instead of an Association, the Serbian Orthodox Church in Kosovo may be granted a special status.
Details are emerging about the potential transfer of Fisnik Asllani between clubs within the German Bundesliga, with the move becoming increasingly likely.
Individuals accused of involvement in the Recak Massacre are reportedly promoting the denial of war crimes in Serbia.
Although Kosovo does not use the Euro as its official currency, its citizens will have the opportunity to participate in the selection process for new Euro banknote designs.