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The front page of Kallxo features prominent stories on domestic political and legal affairs in Kosovo, including a Special Prosecutor's case against Fatmir Sheholli for espionage and blackmail, and political opposition blocking government entrances. International news includes reports on…
The Special Prosecutor's Office of Kosovo has filed an indictment against Fatmir Sheholli for espionage and blackmail, alleging a plan by Serbian intelligence to discredit Albin Kurti.
The PDK and Alliance parties are obstructing the government's entry, demanding that Prime Minister Albin Kurti return to the Assembly.
KFOR Commander Wikoff stated that the decision to open the Ibrit Bridge rests with the EU and relevant Kosovo institutions, not KFOR.
The LDK party expresses dissatisfaction, stating they see no concrete actions from Prime Minister Albin Kurti after a week.
The Special Prosecutor's Office file details 'Leptir,' a plan allegedly by Serbian intelligence (BIA) involving Sheholli to discredit Prime Minister Albin Kurti.
An article detailing the maximum prices for oil, gasoline, and gas for the current day.
An incident report about a fire that destroyed three cars and part of a house in Pristina.
An article reporting on tributes, led by Taylor Swift, following the death of music icon Dolly Parton at the age of 80.
Swiss citizens will vote on whether to reinforce their country's neutrality and cease cooperation with NATO during peacetime.
Kyiv has reportedly agreed not to attack Moscow during a discreet visit by the head of the CIA.
A tragic fire at a hospital in Pakistan has resulted in the deaths of 14 newborn infants.
Citizens in a Russian city are banding together to protest against forced conscription for the conflict in Ukraine.
The United States has temporarily suspended visa appointment scheduling for all applicants globally.
As the EU awaits final approval for plans to establish 'return centers' in third countries for migrants awaiting deportation, signals suggest such centers may be established in the Balkans.
A compensation procedure involving private property exchanged for public property, occurring about 13 years ago, has sparked reactions from residents in Gjakova.
Impressions from participants attending a seminar in Pristina, focusing on learning the Albanian language and connecting with their roots.
An exploration of the historical journey of the 'Goddess on the Throne' artifact, tracing its evolution from a Neolithic object to a modern symbol of Kosovo's identity.
