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The Gazeta Express front page prominently features news related to Kosovo's domestic politics, with a significant focus on protests and parliamentary disputes involving major political parties like PDK, Aleanca, and LDK. Other top stories include legal proceedings, crime, and a human-interest…
The PDK and Alliance parties are protesting in front of the government building, accusing Prime Minister Kurti of holding the state hostage. This is a continuation of their actions from previous weeks.
A driver has been arrested for hitting two pedestrians and leaving the scene of the accident.
Dukagjin Maxhuni has been released from detention in Serbia after nearly three weeks.
An individual has been arrested on suspicion of war crimes, reportedly linked to the 'Intellectuals Group' case.
Arsim Hoxhaj of PDK claims Prime Minister Kurti has committed a 'constitutional coup' and that his party will challenge the matter in the Constitutional Court.
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For the fourth week, PDK and Alliance activists, joined by others from Prizren and Suhareka, are blocking the government's entrance.
Menduh Zema of LDK responds to Kujtim Abdixhiku, stating that the party leadership position is demanding and he has no regrets about his support.
An Iraqi national attempting to enter Kosovo illegally via Vermica Lake has been apprehended.
There is a dispute over the number of votes for the presidential candidate Sejdiu, with Kurti claiming 74 and Abdixhiku questioning the figures.
The victim of a motorcycle accident has been identified as the popular Tiktoker Laurent Krasniqi.
Prime Minister Kurti stated that Kujtim Abdixhiku updated him on the internal situation of the LDK party, and a new presidency meeting is needed to plan future steps.
Following a meeting with minority parliamentary group representatives, Prime Minister Kurti reported that they expressed regret over the non-compliance of six LDK MPs with an agreement.
Prime Minister Kurti held a meeting with representatives of minority parliamentary groups, raising questions about potential implications for the formation of institutions.
Following dissent from a group of six LDK MPs, a new meeting between Abdixhiku and Kurti is reportedly scheduled to address the evolving political situation.
