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The front page of Gazeta Express highlights domestic political developments in Kosovo, focusing on discussions and meetings between political leaders regarding the selection of a president and the formation of institutions. International news includes a shooting incident in Switzerland and…
Prime Minister Albin Kurti and LDK leader Lumir Abdixhiku held an unannounced meeting, but have not yet provided "news" regarding the selection of the president. This suggests ongoing political negotiations or stalemates concerning the presidential office.
A person has been arrested in Lipjan on suspicion of raping a minor approximately two weeks prior to the arrest. This is a significant domestic crime story.
A statement by Haxhiu indicates that over 1,500 individuals remain missing, urging Serbia to disclose its archives related to the missing persons from the conflict.
A shooting incident at a rave party in Switzerland has resulted in one fatality and several injuries. This is a report on an international event.
NASA is launching a new instrument designed to explore and understand the 'invisible universe,' marking a significant scientific endeavor.
The number of victims has increased following a disaster that affected Nepal and China, indicating a significant humanitarian event.
Prime Minister Kurti stated that news regarding progress will be shared once results are achieved, following his meeting with Lumir Abdixhiku.
Eugen Guerot believes that opening the Ibri Bridge requires comprehensive discussions with all parties involved, criticizing the current two-year blockade as detrimental to the country.
The Association of Municipalities has announced a protest for September 1, citing a lack of meetings with Prime Minister Kurti for two years and expressing concerns about the country's 'failure'.
Ardian Gjini has threatened to escalate actions, including strikes and protests, if new institutions are not established, indicating political pressure for governmental formation.
The Vetëvendosje Movement (LVV) party reports that candidates for the presidency are being evaluated and anticipates reaching an agreement on the matter next week.
Ilir Bahtiri dismissed the participation of PDK and Alliance deputies in parliament as 'films' and suggested that the political situation would be resolved by the end of the following week.
Brussels has reacted to Serbian President Vučić's statement about a 'civilized' funeral for Ratko Mladić, emphasizing that the EU does not condone the glorification of war criminals.
The European Union has expressed deep regret regarding the Kosovo Judicial Council's decision to dismiss Serb judges, stating that the decision is inconsistent with Kosovo's laws.
Prime Minister Albin Kurti assured that the public would be updated on the upcoming meeting with Lumir Abdixhiku, expressing optimism for a potential agreement.
Following recent fatal accidents, the Kosovo Energy Corporation (KEK) has established a Task Force aimed at improving workplace safety protocols.
A tragic fire claimed the lives of three sons from an Albanian family, while the parents and their two other children managed to survive the incident.
Deputies from the PDK and Alliance parties were present in the Assembly hall, with officials from the US and EU embassies also in attendance, suggesting a significant political session.
The State Chief Prosecutor has formally requested a report concerning the triple murder case that occurred in Gllogjan, indicating an ongoing investigation.
The PDK party has publicly stated that the ongoing blockade of state institutions is negatively impacting the functioning of municipalities as well.
Members and activists from Ferizaj and Hani i Elezit have joined the PDK in a protest held in front of the Government building, indicating broader opposition to current policies.
