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The Telegrafi front page covers a range of topics including Kosovo's diaspora, political developments in Kosovo, international football transfers, a natural disaster in Nepal, and a crime incident in Pristina. There is also a cookie consent pop-up visible.
A Telegrafi poll reveals that over half of the Kosovan diaspora are considering returning to Kosovo, with a significant portion also investing in the country, prompting expert analysis on these trends.
Reports suggest that former judge Bekim Sejdiu is being considered for the presidential role, with Prime Minister Kurti and opposition leader Abdixhiku allegedly reaching a preliminary agreement.
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama was seen with a bandage on his head in Tirana, following rumors that he was involved in a physical altercation with a person named Jozi.
Juventus has reportedly made an offer to Manchester United for a key player from their squad, indicating potential transfer activity in the football world.
Julian Alvarez is reportedly pushing for a move to Barcelona, with Atletico Madrid potentially facilitating his exit from the club.
This article provides a minute-by-minute update on all transfers during the summer 2026 transfer window.
A woman is suspected of attacking children with an axe in a park located in Pristina, the capital of Kosovo.
Significant flooding has been reported in Nepal, causing alarm and potentially widespread damage.
New data from Switzerland indicates that Albanians living there tend to reside in smaller apartments compared to Swiss locals, highlighting disparities between emigrants and the resident population.
Two houses and a car sustained damage in Pristina after grenades were discovered in a trench.
Filip Hrgovic has been crowned the IBF World Champion after a dramatic victory in a boxing match held in London.
Analyst Harry Bajraktari has stated that Bekim Sejdiu is the ideal candidate for the presidency of Kosovo, amidst other reports about Sejdiu's potential candidacy.
