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The Telegrafi front page features several top stories, with a prominent focus on a tragedy in Malishevë involving a pregnant woman and her severely injured husband, and a related news piece about a woman dying from gunshots in the same area. Other significant domestic news includes a police…
A tragic incident in Malishevë has resulted in the death of a woman, who was reportedly pregnant, and left her husband in serious condition following a shooting incident in their bedroom.
Police have provided details on a case in Malishevë where a woman lost her life from gunshots, with the couple found injured in their bedroom.
A police officer from Malishevë, Altin Kryeziu, has passed away after being injured in the line of duty a few days prior.
Following Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's visit to Preševo, official Sinani reacted, urging that Albanians not be treated as second-class citizens.
Iran has responded to remarks made by Donald Trump, humorously suggesting California could become a new territory of the Islamic Republic.
Kosovo Police have denied claims from Serbia stating that no weapon from Kosovo was used to start a fire in Serbian territory.
Despite an ongoing political deadlock, there are growing indications of a potential agreement between the Vetëvendosje Movement (LVV) and the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK).
Following the attack in Banjskë, a controversy has arisen regarding state officials visiting Serbia, with Ramadani urging Prime Minister Kurti to take action.
US Ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Michael Murphy, has reacted to calls for recognition of the 'Serbian Republic,' labeling it as 'greater foolishness and slander against Bosnia.'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is reportedly seeking 30 billion euros in financial assistance from the European Union.
The PDK party has again criticized the government, with MP Blerta Deliu stating that Kosovo continues to operate without functional institutions.
Telegrafi has officially joined the Kosovo Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
