US Court Overturns Trump's Visa Ban for 75 Countries, Including Kosovo and… ↗
Front page leadAn American court has rejected former President Trump's decision to ban visas for 75 countries, a move that also impacted Kosovo and Albania.
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The front page of Gazeta Express features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a US court overturning Trump's visa ban affecting Kosovo and Albania, a suspicious death in Pristina, and updates on border crossings. Political developments in Kosovo, including party…
An American court has rejected former President Trump's decision to ban visas for 75 countries, a move that also impacted Kosovo and Albania.
Police have opened an investigation after a woman was discovered deceased in a well at a house in Pristina.
Information regarding current wait times for entering and exiting Kosovo at border points is provided.
Fetoshi states that cyber attacks pose a significant risk and could lead to the destabilization of Kosovo.
Germany has committed to providing additional assistance to Ukraine.
ASK has released statistics for births, deaths, and marriages that occurred in June.
The cancellation of the meeting between Kurti and Ulutash is discussed, along with the stances of NATO, the EU, and the Government regarding the opening of the Ibri Bridge.
KFOR cited 'unforeseen circumstances' as the reason for the cancellation of the meeting between Ulutash and Kurti concerning the Ibri Bridge.
Croatia has filed espionage charges against a Croatian pilot who previously served in KFOR and his Serbian partner.
Haradinaj suggests that political parties should extend Hashim Thaçi's mandate as President, viewing it as an honor for Albanians.
Representatives from PDK and AAK, including Hamza and Haradinaj, were present in the Assembly.
Hamza announced that a countdown to September 16 has begun, stating that 'Kosovo does not forget.'
The discovery of human remains in the north marks the beginning of a complex identification process.
The Alliance party will join PDK in the Assembly, with a deputy stating that citizens want functioning institutions.
PDK will convene in the Assembly hall at 11:00 AM for the constitutive session, urging it to be called in accordance with the constitution.
PDK has sent another letter to Dehari, requesting the continuation of the session and warning that procedural non-compliance is worsening the situation.
A march is planned for September 12 to honor former KLA leaders, with municipalities counting down the days until the Hague verdict.
The US Embassy has called on party leaders to work towards forming institutions, warning that the political deadlock is costly for Kosovo.
Kurti convened a VV meeting in Gjilan to discuss the current situation and strategies for increasing engagement in all neighborhoods and villages.
PDK cautioned that public anger will grow if the blockade of institutions persists.
Shots were fired in Pukë after police arrived to monitor a cannabis plantation.