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The news from Kallxo focuses on a tender awarded by Kosovo's Energy Corporation (KEK) to an Albanian company, a historical report on the assassination of Adem Jashari, and political developments in Kosovo including upcoming parliamentary sessions and government appointments. International news…
The Energy Corporation of Kosovo (KEK) has awarded a tender worth over 850,000 euros to an Albanian company for the analysis of coal and oil samples, which will be sent to the Czech Republic.
A prosecutor's file reveals the detailed planning and execution of the assassination of Adem Jashari and civilians in Prekaz, offering insights into a significant historical event.
Bedri Hamza states his commitment to taking action to re-establish legality, indicating a focus on legal and regulatory enforcement.
Avni Dehari has scheduled the continuation of the constituent session for September 9th, anticipating that the necessary votes will be secured by then.
A man has been arrested for psychological abuse after consistently demanding money from his family members.
Two individuals have been apprehended in Lipjan for their involvement in a theft that occurred at a local mosque.
The weather forecast predicts a sunny Sunday with temperatures reaching up to 31 degrees Celsius.
A post-match incident occurred between football clubs Rilindja and Arbëria, with both clubs providing conflicting accounts of the events.
Prime Minister Albin Kurti reflected on Mother Teresa's legacy, stating that she built bridges rather than walls.
Traffic restrictions for heavy trucks (over 20 tons) will be lifted on Sunday.
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama criticized Serbia for holding a state funeral for Ratko Mladic, calling him a 'butcher'.
UEFA has sanctioned football clubs Crvena Zvezda and Borac Banjalluka due to the conduct of their fans following the death of war criminal Ratko Mladic.
The Central Bank of Kosovo (CBK) has adopted new regulations aimed at enhancing consumer protection within the insurance sector.
Kosovo remains in a deep institutional crisis, with the Assembly yet to be constituted and no resolution in sight for electing the president.
Due to attacks in Ukraine, Russia is compelled to process its oil outside the country.
The 'PriFest' festival is drawing international attention to Pristina, positioning it at the center of the global film community.
