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The news from Kallxo focuses on a variety of topics including economic news such as fuel prices and inflation, political developments within Kosovo and its international relations, and some international events. There is also a report on local crime and infrastructure issues.
The Ministry of Industry, Entrepreneurship, Trade, and Innovation has announced the maximum allowed prices for oil derivatives, showing an increase of three cents for oil and gasoline compared to the previous day.
The United States has responded to statements made by Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic concerning the Ibri River region, indicating a reaction from the US State Department.
Members of Parliament are sharing their views on a protest invitation, the necessity for the Constitutional Court's interpretation, and explanations for the failure to convene the constituent session.
An analysis suggests that a significant change in Donald Trump's travel plans involving airplanes highlights the personal dangers associated with a potential conflict with Iran.
A Member of Parliament from the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) has expressed a desire to form a coalition with the Vetevendosje movement.
Spain and Iceland are captivated by the upcoming solar eclipse, with millions of people preparing to witness what is being called the 'event of the century'.
The Kosovo Agency of Statistics (ASK) reports that the consumer price index in July saw a 6.5% increase compared to the same month in the previous year (2025). Note: The year is likely a typo and should be 2024.
Individuals suspected of drug offenses failed to comply with police orders and reportedly used firearms while assaulting officers.
A trial in Prizren concerning an attempted murder case has been adjourned due to the ill health of the accused.
KEDS, the electricity distribution company, has announced planned power outages in specific areas on Wednesday due to network maintenance work.
The 'Serb List' political party alleges that law enforcement officers severely beat a citizen of Serb nationality. Police official Veton Elshani stated they have no information regarding the alleged incident.
An association representing local producers has issued a statement expressing concern that the domestic dairy industry is facing deliberate efforts to undermine it.
Edon Cana, who was a candidate for mayor of Rahovec for the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) in the 2025 local elections, has secured a tender worth over 98,000 euros from the Municipality of Prizren.
The editorial team of Kallxo.com has issued a response to what they describe as baseless attacks by the Mayor of Pristina, Përparim Rama, who has reportedly not provided information for over 10 days.
