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Kosovo
The Telegrafi news front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include a report on traffic accidents and e-scooter regulations in Kosovo, and a protest in Dragash over water shortages. International news covers reactions to Ukrainian politicians' statements…
An article details that by August, 85 accidents have occurred, with two children losing their lives while using e-scooters, according to emergency services and police figures.
Seven electric scooters were confiscated in Pristina, and their drivers were issued fines amounting to 150 Euros each.
Statements by Ukrainian politician Dmytro Razumkov regarding Kosovo have provoked strong reactions, with him describing the situation as a 'spit in the face of a friendly country'.
The Chairman of the Ukrainian parliamentary committee provides reasons for Ukraine's non-recognition of Kosovo, citing issues related to Crimea, Serbia, and ammunition.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić is reportedly angered by Albania's response concerning the Ibar River and is continuing to make unfounded accusations against Kosovo.
Citizens in Dragash are protesting due to a lack of water supply.
The constitutive assembly is in a deadlock, raising questions about what the next steps will be.
The price of fuel and oil has seen an increase.
Manchester City is reportedly interested in signing a Liverpool star to replace Rodri.
Marca has reported to have put an end to speculation regarding a potential transfer of an Arsenal star to Real Madrid.
Two major Premier League clubs are competing to sign player Adam Wharton.
Ukrainian media outlets, including Kyiv Independent, Ukrainska Pravda, and Hromadske, are reporting on Kosovo's response to statements made by Zelensky.
