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The PDK party is demanding a parliamentary session to address Dehari's competence in assessments, questioning actions taken yesterday and scheduled for today at 11:00 AM.
Vetëvendosje (VV) reiterates its position that a parliamentary session will be convened only after an agreement is reached regarding the election of the president.
The Appeals Court has upheld a 4,000 Euro fine and a 4-year ban from public functions for a former official from Gjakova.
The Commander of the Kosovo Security Force (FSK) met with the Adjutant General of the Air Guard to discuss the security situation.
Maximum prices for derivatives have been set higher than yesterday for today.
The Prime Minister of Montenegro sent a message to Aleksandar Vučić, accusing him of playing the role of Russia's public relations representative.
Singer Albina Kelmendi gave birth for the first time at the American Hospital.
A question is posed about whether Ukraine's non-recognition of Kosovo is evolving into a diplomatic asset for Ukraine.
KFOR provided clarification to Srpska regarding recent decisions about the Ibër Bridge, stating the process is conditional and can be reversed if security is threatened.
Following Vučić's statements about diverting the Ibër River, the German Embassy urged restraint to avoid hindering normalization efforts between Kosovo and Serbia.
With police present near the Ibër Bridge since yesterday, the German Embassy reiterated its commitment to KFOR ensuring a safe environment for all.
Dehari held a session with visitors from the diaspora, with the Assembly reporting that 432 compatriots were received, and the activity continues tomorrow.
Kusari-Lila has proposed a timeframe of up to 30 days from the start of the session for the constitution of the Assembly.
The EU commented on Vučić's statement regarding changes to the Ibër River's course, stating it does not help the normalization of relations between Kosovo and Serbia.
PDK states that the deadline for the Assembly's constitution has passed, the 48-hour rule has been disregarded, and they will defend the constitutional order by all means.
Maliqi argues that Ukraine has indirectly assisted Kosovo and that hysterical reactions towards Zelensky are not beneficial.
A British politician has proposed sending foreign inmates outside of Britain, with Kosovo being mentioned as a potential destination.
The Assembly session has not continued as Kurti requested an extension, but an agreement with the opposition has not yet been reached.
The constitutive session will not continue today, as the Assembly is scheduled to host diaspora members tomorrow and the following day.
