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The front page of Gazeta Express highlights domestic political developments in Kosovo, focusing on coalition talks, institutional roles, and clashes between political parties. There are also reports on a significant discovery of human remains in Zubin Potok and a serious earthquake in Indonesia.
Human remains belonging to three individuals were discovered during excavations in Kalludër, Zubin Potok, suggesting a significant and potentially grim find.
The court has justified the detention of Skender Llugiqi, who is accused of threatening Ramush Haradinaj, citing a risk of flight.
A man was found deceased in Llapashticë, Podujevë, and local police have launched an investigation into the circumstances of his death.
During recent raids in Zubin Potok, police seized various items including an AK-47 assault rifle, ammunition, and radio communication devices.
A powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake has hit Indonesia, resulting in at least 14 fatalities and causing widespread damage.
President Vjosa Osmani criticized Albin Kurti's coalition offer, stating his intention was to dominate and disrespect the LDK party.
Albin Kurti and Arbërie Nagavci (Haxhiu) are attempting to unite political parties, but questions remain about the success of their recent invitations to party leaders.
Arbërie Nagavci (Haxhiu) has invited party leaders to a meeting focused on the significance of reaching an agreement to form new institutions.
The article explores the reasons behind Ambassador Samuel Žbogar's (Sorensen) mediation of confidential dialogues between Kosovo and Serbia and includes his statements on the matter.
Ambassador Samuel Žbogar (Sorensen) stated that the dialogue process between Kosovo and Serbia is ongoing and has recently produced tangible results concerning missing persons.
Following the LDK's withdrawal from coalition negotiations, Albin Kurti commented that it would not be insignificant for Lumir Abdixhiku to serve as his deputy.
MP Bekim Hamza criticized the Vetëvendosje (LVV) movement for allegedly halting constitutional processes, deeming it abnormal and unacceptable.
Prime Minister Albin Kurti attended the graduation ceremony for cadets of the Correctional Service of Kosovo.
Members of the PDK party approached the government building's entrance and inquired about the presence of Prime Minister Albin Kurti.
Deputies from the PDK party continued their protest by blocking the entrance to the government building.
The article questions whether the constitution was violated following the approval of 24 decisions during a recent government meeting.
PDK MPs have vowed to remain present in the Assembly every 48 hours, demanding that Albin Kurti instruct the Minister of Justice to convene a session.
Lumir Abdixhiku, leader of LDK, stated that from this point forward, no party should obstruct the process of forming government institutions.
Lumir Abdixhiku accused Vetëvendosje (VV) of being unwilling to compromise in coalition talks, claiming they offered LDK only three ministerial positions while keeping others for themselves.
Ardian Gjini expressed support for LDK's changed position, accusing Albin Kurti of playing dishonestly and seeking to control the state.
