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The Gazeta Express front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Domestically, key stories include political developments regarding the selection of a new president, discussions about future agreements, and the political opposition's actions in the Assembly. There are also reports…
The Vetëvendosje Movement (LVV) has indicated that the selection process for the next president is underway and hinted at a potential agreement on the matter for the upcoming week.
Tragically, one person has lost their life in Novobërdë after being struck by two vehicles.
The Ministry of Industry, Entrepreneurship and Trade (MINT) has announced the maximum prices for petroleum derivatives for the current day.
The Hydrometeorological Institute of Kosovo (IHMK) has issued a warning for localized rainfall and lightning.
Ahead of a decision from The Hague, Minister Nagavci emphasized the need for unity during the September 12th march.
Readers are fondly remembering Dolly Parton, celebrating her kindness, generosity, and the significant impact she had on their lives.
Olsa Muhameti has shared new information regarding the upcoming fifth season of Big Brother VIP Kosova.
Agim Bahtiri has dismissed the recent parliamentary visits by the PDK and Alliance parties as mere 'movies,' asserting that the situation will be resolved by next weekend.
Following Serbian President Vučić's preparation for a 'civilized' funeral for Ratko Mladić, the EU has reiterated its stance that glorifying war criminals is unacceptable.
The European Union has expressed deep regret over the Kosovo Judicial Council's (KGJK) decision to dismiss Serb judges, stating it is not aligned with the laws of Kosovo.
Prime Minister Albin Kurti stated that updates will be provided on the upcoming meeting with Përmet Abdixhiku, expressing hope for a positive outcome and agreement.
Following a series of fatal accidents, the Kosovo Energy Corporation (KEK) has established a task force to improve workplace safety.
A devastating fire claimed the lives of three sons from an Albanian family, while the parents and their two other children managed to survive.
Members of the PDK and Alliance parties were present in the Assembly hall, with officials from the US Embassy and the EU also in attendance.
The Chief State Prosecutor has requested a detailed report concerning the triple murder case that occurred in Gllogjan.
The Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) has criticized the government, stating that the obstruction of institutions is negatively impacting municipalities as well.
Assembly members and activists from Ferizaj and Hani I Elezit have joined the PDK in a protest held in front of the government building.
The PDK has once again called for a parliamentary session and questions whether the relevant minister, Dehari, will provide a response this time.
The UK's Prime Minister reminded Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti of historical facts in a letter, highlighting the UK's role as the first country to recognize Kosovo.
In a letter to Kosovo's PM Albin Kurti, the British Prime Minister expressed hope for the swift formation of a government to allow for deeper bilateral cooperation.
The commander of KFOR's Multinational Specialized Unit (MSU) visited personnel stationed in Mitrovica, specifically mentioning those deployed at the Ibër Bridge.
