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The news from Kosovo covers a range of domestic political, social, and economic issues, including a lack of agreement between political parties, rescue operations, suspected corruption cases, and infrastructure projects. International news includes a report on German police investigating a…
The second meeting between the leaders of Vetëvendosje (LVV) and the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) concluded without a political agreement, with discussions focusing on potential future cooperation.
Police and firefighters successfully rescued a woman from a perilous situation in Kaçanik.
Regarding mass graves, Kosovo is requesting the European Union to exert pressure on Serbia to release archives and protect individuals providing information.
The chief of cabinet for Perparim Rama is reportedly involved in a suspected corruption case concerning construction and has declined to comment on the accusations of bribery.
The Agency for Food and Veterinary (AUV) has identified companies suspected of using palm oil in their products.
German police are investigating a suspicious object found at Leipzig Airport.
Traffic for vehicles weighing over 20 tons will be restricted on highways on Wednesday between 11:00 and 17:30.
The trial of a former municipal director from Prizren has been postponed because the accused individual was not present.
KEDS has announced areas where power outages will occur on Wednesday due to network maintenance work.
An Alliance assembly member in Pristina has left the party, alleging that they were targeted with orchestrated attacks.
Prime Minister Albin Kurti stated that the construction of the third bridge in Mitrovica is anticipated to be completed by the end of 2026.
The 16th edition of the 'Etno Fest' festival opened in Kukaj, Pristina, focusing on preserving and promoting Albanian ethnographic traditions.
Associations dealing with the issue of the disappeared from the last war in Kosovo have expressed concern over how the discovery of two individuals was handled.
This article discusses the artistic interpretation and presentation of traditional values.
The 'Etno Fest' this year serves as a reminder and reflection on past memories.
Personal accounts from Arlinda Gashi Jakupi and Faik Hyseni detail their experiences of being displaced from their homes during the war.
