Meeting Held with PM Kurti, Minority Party Representatives ↗
Front page leadA meeting is underway involving Prime Minister Kurti, Kusari-Lila, Gërvalla, and representatives of minority parties.
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The Gazeta Express front page features a mix of domestic political developments and unfortunate local incidents. Top stories include a meeting involving Prime Minister Kurti and representatives of minority parties, ongoing political disputes regarding the formation of a new government and the…
A meeting is underway involving Prime Minister Kurti, Kusari-Lila, Gërvalla, and representatives of minority parties.
An accident in Kliqinë, Peja, has resulted in one fatality and three injuries.
Totaj lists the failures of the Kurti government, citing an economic crisis, isolation, and unfulfilled promises.
Peja Hospital provides details on the tragic accident in Kliqinë, stating the victim was brought in a very serious medical condition.
Kosovo is absent from labor productivity statistics, while Albania ranks last in the Western Balkans.
A 20-year-old Frenchman was found dead on beach loungers in Ksamil.
New details emerge regarding the death of Hayden Panettiere, with overdose suspected.
Avni Dehari speaks exclusively about the deaths of his two sons, describing their lives ahead of them.
KEK announces a 73 million euro contract for the sale of coal, expressing pleasure and mutual interest.
The European Union confirms that conditions have been met for the opening of the Ibri Bridge.
The PDK party has sent another letter to Dehari, requesting that the continuation of the constitutive session be held tomorrow.
Hoti states there is room for a President acceptable to all, and LDK is prepared to contribute.
Hoxha warns he will prevent Kurti from entering the Prime Minister's office and reiterates a letter regarding the constitutive session.
The PDK party is once again confronting the government, calling on Kurti to attend the Assembly.
The deadlock in the Assembly is intensifying, with the election of the President remaining the core issue.
In response to Gazeta Express, the EU confirms that the conditions for opening the Ibri Bridge have been fulfilled.
Haxhiu's 'Constitution' interprets the presidential election as a formal step three, but the primary step in Kosovo's context.
Tahiri states that the Assembly hall is closed and Kosovo cannot be held hostage by Kurti's calculations, asserting no one is above the constitution or the republic.
Political instability is posing a threat to investments and large-scale projects within Kosovo.
Wait times at border crossings for entry and exit from Kosovo are up to 35 minutes.