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The front page of Gazeta Express prominently features political developments in Kosovo, focusing on disputes and tensions within the Assembly. Other stories cover economic news such as rising fuel prices and customs discoveries, as well as a celebrity-focused piece on a celebrity wedding. A cookie…
The PDK party has written another letter to Dehari, urging them to reconvene the Assembly session tomorrow at 11:00 AM, indicating ongoing political maneuvering and disputes regarding parliamentary proceedings.
Gruda criticizes the LVV party, claiming they are avoiding convening the Assembly even on the proposed September 7th date, suggesting their goal is to secure the presidency or call elections only when it benefits them politically.
A declaration from the Assembly has been labeled 'scandalous' and accused of 'submitting the administration,' prompting a complaint from the PDK party, highlighting significant political disagreements.
A VV deputy dismisses claims of usurpation, stating that their leader Kurti received twice the number of votes compared to the PDK, defending their political standing.
Kosovo Customs has uncovered a scheme where natural hair was falsely declared as synthetic, resulting in the evasion of over €4,000 in duties, indicating economic crime and regulatory issues.
The prices of oil and gasoline have increased again in Kosovo, with the article detailing the current prices of fuel derivatives across the country, reflecting economic concerns.
This news story focuses on the extravagant wedding of Cristiano Ronaldo, specifically highlighting the bride's engagement ring, valued at over 8 million euros, falling into the celebrity and lifestyle category.
Deputies from the PDK party protested at the Government building, alleging that offices were usurped by Deputy Kurti and demanding his presence in the Assembly, intensifying political conflict.
The PDK party declared they are protesting in front of the Government and will continue their actions until what they perceive as the restoration of constitutional order, signaling a strong political stance.
A report summarizing yesterday's events in the Kosovo Assembly, detailing disruptions including 'water,' physical altercations, and verbal accusations exchanged between deputies, indicating severe parliamentary dysfunction.
The Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Prizren (PSRK) has ordered 48-hour detention for Skender Lligin, who was arrested for allegedly threatening Ramush Haradinaj, a notable security and legal development.
An individual has been arrested for making public calls for the execution of Ramush Haradinaj, a significant event concerning public threats and security in Kosovo.
The Prosecutor's Office and Police are actively searching for an individual who allegedly made calls in the Assembly for the 'execution' of Ramush Haradinaj, highlighting an ongoing investigation.
This article provides a chronological account of the chaotic events in the Kosovo Assembly, characterized by institutional paralysis leading to both verbal and physical confrontations among deputies.
During clashes in the Assembly, Gruda engaged in a debate with VV deputies, while Gërvalla stated that there is a deadline of September 6th for the Assembly's constitution, indicating procedural disputes.
Heated exchanges occurred between Gërvalla and PDK deputies, with accusations like 'You stepped on the blood of the KLA' and 'Don't lie,' alongside demands to convene the session, highlighting deep political divisions and historical sensitivities.
A confrontation between Citaku and Haxhiu is reported, with Citaku accusing the other side of 'destroying the state' while Haxhiu claims the situation is 'very normal,' showcasing conflicting political perspectives.
Citaku stated from the Assembly that the constitution requires their presence every 48 hours until it is constituted, accusing the LVV of suspending democracy, reflecting procedural and political deadlock.
Tahiri described the VV party as a 'bandit organization' and questioned why businesses should respect laws if the VV party itself disrespects the constitution, expressing strong criticism.
Deputies from the PDK entered the main hall of the Assembly, demanding the continuation of the constituent session, indicating their active efforts to push for parliamentary proceedings.
