PDK and Alliance Block Government Entrance, Call on Kurti to End Blockade ↗
Front page leadDeputies from PDK, Alliance, and party members staged a protest blocking the government's entrance, urging Prime Minister Albin Kurti to end blockades.
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Deputies from PDK, Alliance, and party members staged a protest blocking the government's entrance, urging Prime Minister Albin Kurti to end blockades.
The trial concerning the barricades erected in the northern part of Kosovo is anticipated to commence today.
An interview with writer Lea Ypi discussing her family's experiences with communist persecution and their path to freedom.
Albulena Haxhiu expresses optimism for a potential agreement between the Self-Determination Movement (LVV) and the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), anticipating positive outcomes.
Albulena Haxhiu and Albin Kurti are calling on Serbia to open its archives concerning over 1,500 missing persons.
A woman has been arrested in Pristina on suspicion of attacking children with an axe in a local park.
An individual has been arrested in Pristina suspected of making phone threats to a man and a woman.
Russian attacks have caused 12 million pounds in damage in Ukraine shortly before the start of the new school year.
The opposition has warned Aliu that they will seek an investigation by the Special Prosecution if the controversial 'four for one' land exchange proposal is approved.
Nepal is reeling from devastating floods that have resulted in over 900 deaths and more than 4,200 people missing.
The United States and Iran have engaged in reciprocal attacks, marking the first such exchanges in several weeks.
Merz has issued a statement defending Germany's stance on armament.
A brief forecast for today's weather.
Reflecting on three historical exoduses that led Albania towards the West, coinciding with the 35th anniversary of the 'Vlora' ship's arrival.
An investigation reveals that four workers have died at KEK in recent months, with the company reportedly operating without adequate workplace risk assessments.
Former KLA soldier Debe Salihaj shares her experiences of war, the losses endured, and the lasting trauma.
The article discusses the growing trend of deportations and signals the potential establishment of 'return centers' for emigrants in the Balkan region.