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The front page of Kallxo features a mix of domestic political news, legal proceedings, and social issues in Kosovo. Key stories include opposition parties protesting against the government, a minister being found guilty in a past case, discussions about presidential elections and potential snap…
Deputies from the Democratic Party of Kosovo, along with those from the Alliance and municipal councilors from Drenasi, held a daily activity protesting in front of the government, stating they will resist those who threaten democracy.
Xhelal Sveçla has been found guilty in relation to the use of tear gas during a session for the demarcation vote in 2018.
According to Abdixhiku, six members of the Democratic League of Kosovo will not vote for Bekim Sejdiu for president, which will lead to extraordinary elections.
Prime Minister Albin Kurti indicates a potential desire and interest for Kosovo to hold its fourth elections in less than two years.
The Association of Municipalities held a protest in Pristina with the slogan, "Don't take what belongs to citizens from municipalities."
The Customs has liberalized import duties for goods from outside Kosovo valued up to 35 Euros.
The Kosovo Statistics Agency (ASK) reports an increase in government revenues and expenditures during the second quarter of 2026.
As the new school year begins, Minister of Education Arberie Nagavci visited SBASHK (the Kosovo Education and Science Union).
In Suharekë, police fined a driver 500 Euros for driving 155 km/h in a 50 km/h zone.
Police in Malishevë have penalized a driver for dangerous driving behavior on the road.
After nearly two years, a competition has been opened for the position of Secretary General at the University of Pristina.
KEDS has announced planned power outages for Wednesday due to network maintenance.
The government has amended and supplemented its decision regarding the implementation of sanctions against Russia.
Kosovar neuroscientist Egzona Morina received an award from Harvard University. She has a doctorate from London and a foundation in Kosovo.
Opposition parties and civil society have warned the Mayor of Ferizaj, Agim Aliu, that they will request an investigation from the Special Prosecution if the "four-for-one" land exchange proposal is approved.
