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The front page of Kallxo features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on political developments in Kosovo, including statements from Prime Minister Albin Kurti regarding upcoming agreements. Other domestic stories cover educational matters, legal proceedings related to a triple…
Acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti expressed hope for an agreement with the Democratic League of Kosovo regarding the next meeting, possibly concerning the presidency.
The Ministry of Education is requesting parents to declare the use of subsidized funds for school textbooks.
The 44th Seminar of the Albanian language has concluded after two weeks of lectures and scientific-cultural activities, focusing on connecting with roots.
The State Chief Prosecutor has requested a report from the prosecution detailing the timeline of actions taken regarding the decision on the triple murder case in Gllogjan.
The Kosovo Security Force (FSK) has promoted three individuals to the rank of general.
A 67-year-old man has been arrested in Burrel, Albania, for allegedly beating and threatening his wife.
The article lists the maximum prices for diesel, gasoline, and gas for the current day.
A police vehicle was involved in a collision in Kamëz, resulting in injuries to two officers.
The Democratic Youth organization held a symbolic protest in front of the Kosovo Government building.
The article reports on two extradition cases occurring within a two-day period, involving Kosovo, Albania, and Switzerland.
Projections indicate that plant and livestock production are expected to increase in value by the year 2025.
Kosovo has secured an additional bronze medal at the 'Taranto 2028' event.
Family members of missing persons visited the location in Zubin Potok where the skeletal remains of 23 individuals were discovered.
Debe Salihaj, a former soldier of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA), shares her experiences of the war, the loss of her sister, and the subsequent trauma.
As the EU awaits final approval for plans to establish 'return centers' in third countries for migrants awaiting deportation, signals suggest potential implementation in the Balkans.
This article appears to be an investigation or analysis related to public property transactions in Gjakova.
Participants share their impressions from the Pristina Seminar, focusing on learning the Albanian language and connecting with their heritage.
