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The news from Gazeta Express focuses on domestic political and institutional crises in Kosovo, including protests and negotiations regarding government formation and the election of a president. There are also reports on a fatal car accident, a drug trafficking arrest, and economic concerns about…
Local producers have joined the PDK party in protesting against the government, urging Prime Minister Kurti to end the blockade and convene the Assembly, warning that the ongoing institutional crisis is leading to bankruptcy.
A car accident on the Mitrovica-Prishtina road has resulted in the deaths of two young individuals, aged 22 and 24.
A 32-year-old man, wanted by Kosovo for drug trafficking charges, has been apprehended in Rinas.
An MP from the LDK party stated that there is healthy communication with Hamza and Gjin, likely referring to political figures.
There is an alarm regarding food prices as wheat is projected to experience a significant price increase.
According to CNN, Iran's most recent warning indicates that a period of intense confrontation is commencing.
Family members of Tupac Shakur reportedly left the courtroom in distress following the viewing of shocking autopsy images of the rapper.
The PDK party continues its protest for the fifth consecutive day, blocking the government's entrance, and has been joined by local producers.
A meeting between Kurti and Abdixhiku concerning the presidential election resulted in an agreement on the general direction, though no specific candidates were named.
An analysis piece discusses the potential consequences if Kosovo fails to elect a president by October 4th.
Following a meeting with Prime Minister Kurti, LDK leader Abdixhiku stated that an agreement in principle was reached regarding the profile of the next president.
Despite a meeting between Kurti and Abdixhiku, an agreement on the selection of the president has not yet been reached.
Andin Hotit analyzes the electoral calendar, suggesting that holding elections in December is mathematically improbable, with a November timeframe being more likely.
The European Union is anticipating consultations between the Kosovo government and local municipalities regarding the reopening of the Ibër Bridge.
Prime Minister Kurti and LDK leader Abdixhiku are resuming their talks following the LDK's withdrawal from discussions about co-governance with the LVV party.
Members of the PDK party have entered the Assembly hall, following their call yesterday for Dehari to proceed with the constitutive session.
A meeting is underway at Haxhiu's residence, attended by Kurti, Kusari-Lila, Gërvalla, and representatives from minority parties.
Avni Dehari gives an exclusive interview discussing the tragic deaths of his two sons, Arbnori and Astriti, emphasizing their youth and future prospects.
KEK has issued positive statements regarding a 73 million euro contract for coal sales in RMV, describing it as a matter of special pleasure, honor, and mutual interest.
