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The news from Kosovo's Kallxo website covers a range of domestic issues including workplace safety concerns at the Kosovo Energy Corporation (KEK) resulting in multiple fatalities, political statements from officials regarding EU relations and judicial matters, educational disruptions due to exam…
Four workers have died at the Kosovo Energy Corporation (KEK) within a few months, with the company reportedly operating without proper workplace risk assessments, highlighting serious safety concerns.
Prime Minister Albin Kurti stated that there will be news for the public once there are tangible results from ongoing efforts, following his third meeting with the EU envoy for dialogue, Miroslav Lajčak.
Kosovo's Foreign Minister Donika Gërvalla responded to the EU regarding the resignations of Serb judges, asserting that in Kosovo, no one is above the law.
Eighteen students were expelled from the second session of the matriculation exam for possessing mobile phones, highlighting disciplinary issues in education.
Three schools in the municipality of Kamenica are set to implement all-day learning starting from September 1, 2026.
A woman in Gjakova has reported to the police that her husband forcibly took their child.
A person has been reported missing in the city of Prizren.
A foreign national was arrested in Prishtina on suspicion of threatening a person while masked in a mobile shop.
An individual has been arrested in Lipjan on suspicion of raping a minor.
A person has been detained in Prishtina for firing a weapon during a family gathering.
A brief weather update is provided.
KEDS has announced planned power outages for Sunday due to network maintenance work.
The National Business Association (NPB) has responded to Gëzim Sveçla of the Self-Determination Movement (LVV), stating that they opposed the financial expertise.
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, the Balkans region is signaling such developments.
An investigation into the handling and potential misuse of public property in Gjakova.
Participants of a seminar in Pristina share their impressions on learning the Albanian language and reconnecting with their roots.
