Does frequent consumption of palm oil food products (saturated fats) affect… ↗
Front page leadA cardiologist explains the potential impact of frequent consumption of food products containing palm oil and saturated fats on heart health.
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A cardiologist explains the potential impact of frequent consumption of food products containing palm oil and saturated fats on heart health.
The Agency for Food and Veterinary (AUV) has presented key findings regarding undeclared palm oil and ingredients found during controls in the dairy sector.
Prime Minister Albin Kurti stated that there is no political agreement with the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) following a meeting with its leader, Lumir Abdixhiku.
The future of Manchester United player Marcus Rashford has reportedly taken a new turn, with two English clubs showing interest in signing him.
Barcelona is reportedly targeting a star player from Manchester United, with the player being a primary objective for coach Thomas Tuchel (formerly Flick).
A surprising report suggests Real Madrid might pay Vinicius Jr. to transfer to Arsenal.
Paving work is underway on 'Ilir Konushevci' street following clashes that occurred during the New Year's celebrations.
The price of oil has decreased by three cents, with the Ministry of Industry, Trade, and Entrepreneurship (MINT) publishing the new derivative prices.
Police and firefighters successfully rescued a woman from a dangerous situation in Kaçanik.
Kosovo's former President, Behgjet Pacolli, stated that if Albania resolves the contract for Vlorë Airport, MABCO will be referred to international arbitration.
A report details how Dua Lipa eating a burger in Pristina at an early hour led to extreme reactions in the Serbian digital sphere, including declarations of a 'state of war'.
Albin Kurti and Lumir Abdixhiku have entered the Parliament to discuss and unblock the political situation.