Grenade Thrown into Yard in Pristina, Damaging Homes and a Vehicle ↗
Front page leadAn individual threw a grenade into the yard of a house in Pristina, resulting in damage to two houses and a vehicle.
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The Gazeta Express front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a significant focus on political developments and crime within Kosovo. Top stories include a grenade attack in Pristina, political infighting and negotiations regarding the presidency, and a woman accused of…
An individual threw a grenade into the yard of a house in Pristina, resulting in damage to two houses and a vehicle.
In the context of the political crisis, Phillips stated that Kosovo's allies are fatigued and that new elections would not offer a lasting solution.
A woman is suspected of chasing children with an axe and causing damage to a park in Pristina.
Nenad Orlovic, accused of erecting barricades in the north, is reportedly in Serbia, where a court had previously issued an arrest warrant for him.
Russian attacks have caused millions of pounds in damage in Ukraine as the new school year approaches.
Five cadets from Kosovo have graduated from a military academy in Turkey.
The PDK party has sent a clear message to MP Kurti, urging him to cease the blockade and not to perpetuate a national crisis for political gain.
The PDK and the Alliance have once again blocked the entrance to the Kosovo government building.
Discussions between Kurti and Abdixhiku about the presidency are ongoing, with Haxhiu expressing optimism, a VV MP showing skepticism, and PDK and AAK voicing criticism.
Icelanders rejected the reopening of EU accession negotiations, and Brussels respects their decision.
Perparim Rama claims that Vetevendosje (VV) is obstructing the construction of the 'Adem Jashari' Complex and the 'Agim Ramadani' underpass.
Regarding the March of September 12th, a former advisor to Thaçi stated that the invitation is open to everyone and that Kosovo's future is uncertain.
Haxhiu expressed optimism about achieving positive outcomes and hopes for a swift conclusion of the agreement between LVV and LDK.
Following another unscheduled meeting between Kurti and Abdixhiku last night, there have been no significant updates regarding the presidential election.
Following an unannounced meeting with Abdixhiku, Kurti stated that news will be released once results are achieved.
Guerot emphasizes the need for broad discussions for the reopening of the Ibri Bridge, stating that the two-year blockade is detrimental to the country.
The Association of Municipalities announced a protest for September 1st, citing a lack of meetings with Kurti for two years and expressing concerns about national failure.
Ardian Gjini has threatened to escalate actions, including strikes and protests, if the necessary institutions are not established.
Members of Vetevendosje (LVV) stated that potential candidates for president are being reviewed and anticipate reaching an agreement next week.