Hoxhaj: Kosovo is losing international ground, US relations are 'zero' ↗
Front page leadFormer Foreign Minister Enver Hoxhaj states that Kosovo is losing international influence and describes relations with the United States as non-existent.
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The front page of Gazeta Express from Kosovo features a prominent story about concerns over Kosovo's international standing and strained relations with the US. Other top stories cover domestic political developments, including potential institutional deadlock and upcoming elections, as well as a…
Former Foreign Minister Enver Hoxhaj states that Kosovo is losing international influence and describes relations with the United States as non-existent.
The Independent Commission for Media Development (IKD) warns that Kosovo could lose 166 million euros if the government institutions are not established by the end of the year.
A political figure, Kadrijaj, states that they will not form a government with Kurti and lists six conditions they consider to be in Kosovo's best interest.
Kryeziu suggests that the Assembly should first be constituted, then dissolved, leading to new elections.
An incident involving gunfire occurred at a local establishment in Pristina, resulting in one person being wounded.
Judge Dehari scheduled the continuation of a session for September 9, while PDK and the Alliance accuse of procedural violations, and LDK faces complex relations with Vetëvendosje (VV).
Regarding state honors for Ratko Mladić, Nataša Kandić describes it as a 'terrible shame' and believes Serbia will be fundamentally changed by this degradation.
Commentators Serwer and Andoni discuss Lord Robertson's concerns, framing some as 'enemies' seeking to revert Kosovo to a pre-war status.
Hamza criticizes Vetëvendosje (VV) for the September 9 session date, claiming they violated their own deadline and that the PDK will now pursue different actions.
Authorities discovered a deceased individual at the main bus station in Pristina, and investigations have been launched.
A significant fire has impacted Himara, Albania, with several apartments destroyed and ongoing aerial firefighting efforts.
Kusari predicts that if a president cannot be elected, Kosovo will likely face early elections towards the end of autumn or during winter.
The discovery of a deceased person in Pristina has prompted the police to initiate an investigation into the circumstances.
This report analyzes how the deadline previously set by the Vetëvendosje (VV) movement for the constitution of the Assembly was also missed.
Gjini declares the session called by Dehari as unconstitutional and urges both the PDK and LDK parties to refrain from participating.
Gjini suggests that Kurti is considering election dates of November 22 or December 27, and reiterates that the session called by Dehari is unconstitutional.
Prosecutor Gashi reveals that Milorad Ulemek, known as 'Legija', was part of the units that attacked the Jasharaj family home and that attacking the house was his specific request.
The Special Prosecutor's Office has filed indictments concerning the murder and massacre of the Jashari family, with Prosecutor Isufaj presenting details at a press conference.
The article questions whether a pre-election coalition is forming between Abdixhiku, Osmani, and Vetëvendosje (VV), featuring comments from Armend Zemaj.