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Investigations are underway following the discovery of human remains in northern Kosovo, marking the start of a complex identification process, with authorities examining the circumstances and forensic evidence.
PDK and AAK are once again requesting the Assembly to convene to form the government, with deputies urging for institutions to be established and expressing concerns about the ongoing political deadlock which they claim is costing Kosovo.
Police have arrested a suspect accused of sexually harassing a woman in Fushë Kosovë, who then fled the scene; the suspect has been taken to the detention center.
The A4 unit has resumed its operations, though specific details about its function or the reason for its return are not immediately provided.
Two people have been killed in Russian attacks in Ukraine, occurring a day after a fatal strike on a shopping center.
The U.S. Embassy has called on Kosovo's party leaders to work towards forming institutions, warning that the current political stalemate is detrimental to the country.
A march for former KLA leaders is planned for September 12th, as municipalities across Kosovo begin counting down the days until the verdict from The Hague.
Details are emerging about captured armament and mass graves found in Zubin Potok, with authorities releasing information on the findings and ongoing investigations.
A person has been detained for 48 hours in connection with the death of a KEK worker, with prosecutors revealing their suspicions regarding the case.
The police have received files from EULEX concerning the case of missing intellectuals from Mitrovica, with 17 excavations conducted in the Zubin Potok area since 1999.
A Serbian national has been arrested in Serbia on espionage charges, while officials comment on his alleged role and connection to the burial site in Zubin Potok.
Excavations in Zubin Potok, where bone remains were discovered, are expected to be completed within the week, followed by DNA analysis to identify the remains.