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The news from Kosovo focuses on historical investigations into war crimes, political developments regarding the formation of a new government and the role of the president, and various domestic incidents including a missing child and a discovery of a deceased person. Economic news includes rising…
The Special Prosecution of Kosovo has revealed in its first indictment the events of March 5-7, 1998, in Prekaz, detailing the planning and execution of the murder of Adem Jashari and civilians.
Avni Dehari has called for the constitutive session to continue on September 9, expressing expectations that the necessary number of participants will be present by that date.
This article delves into the specific roles of 35 individuals accused of war crimes in the Jashari neighborhood.
The retrial for the defendants in the "53 Million" case has entered its final stage, with a court decision now anticipated.
Amidst the ongoing crisis for a 'consensus president,' Agim Veliu has urged Lumir Abdixhiku to cease his attacks against six Members of Parliament.
A minor girl has gone missing from the village of Siboc i Epërm in the municipality of Podujevë.
The price of residential properties saw an increase in the second quarter of 2026 when compared to the same period in 2025.
The police reported issuing over 2,250 traffic tickets in the last 24 hours.
A weather forecast for the upcoming weekend.
KEDS has announced planned power outages for Saturday due to network maintenance.
A deceased individual has been discovered in Pristina.
Prime Minister Albin Kurti has criticized Serbia for the honors it is reportedly paying to the remains of war criminal Ratko Mladić.
The Central Bank of Kosovo (CBK) has adopted two new regulations aimed at strengthening consumer protection within the insurance sector.
Kosovo remains in a deep institutional crisis, with the Assembly unconstituted and no solution in sight for electing the president.
Attacks by Ukraine are compelling Russia to process its oil outside the country.
The 'PriFest' film festival is placing Pristina at the center of attention on the international film stage.
