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The news from Gazeta Express highlights significant political deadlock in Kosovo, with ongoing disputes over the formation of the new government and the election of a president. Economic news includes the launch of an industrial park in Podujevë and concerns from farmers about price crises. There…
The start of work on an industrial park in Podujevë has been announced, with Prime Minister Kurti offering congratulations without addressing political blockades.
A report from DW questions whether the northern part of Kosovo is prepared for a potential reduction in the KFOR peacekeeping force presence.
Ramadani claims that the central government is undermining municipalities through unprecedented pressure.
A worker at KEK has died from injuries sustained in a workplace accident.
A farmer from Rahovec is calling for urgent action to address the price crisis, as watermelons, melons, and peppers remain unsold in fields.
The Wall Street Journal reports that Iran used a 60-day ceasefire to prepare for a new conflict with the United States and Israel.
The Hollywood industry is in mourning following the death of a famous actress at the young age of 36.
Hoxha issues a warning that he will prevent Kurti from entering the Prime Minister's office, referencing a letter for the convening of the constitutive session.
The PDK party confronts the government again, urging Kurti to come to the Assembly.
The deadlock in the Kosovo Assembly intensifies, with the election of the president remaining the key unresolved issue.
The EU has confirmed that the necessary conditions have been met for the opening of the Ibri Bridge, according to a response to Express.
Haxhiu frames the presidential election as the primary step, contrasting it with a formal third step.
Tahiri criticizes the closure of the Assembly hall, stating that Kosovo cannot be held hostage by Kurti's political maneuvering and asserting that no one is above the constitution.
The ongoing political instability in Kosovo is posing a threat to major investments and large-scale projects.
Expectations at border crossings for entry and exit from Kosovo are currently up to 35 minutes.
In Operation 'Orienti' in Greece, a Kosovo national was arrested with 325 kg of marijuana destined for Turkey, with new details emerging.
Kosovo Police, alongside PSRK, assisted in the arrest of a Kosovar national in Greece who was found with 324 kg of marijuana.
The PDK sent a new letter requesting the continuation of the session for tomorrow, but Dehari immediately refused.
Uran Ismaili urges Kurti not to use Avni Dehari as an excuse and to proceed with constituting the Assembly.
Manxhuka reacts to a photo of a BIA spy with Kurti, stating they are not spies for anyone and praising the KIA for uncovering them.
Human remains belonging to three individuals have been discovered during excavation work in Kalluder, Zubin Potok.
