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The front page of Kallxo.com features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Kosovo's political developments, including the Assembly's session for electing its leadership and the opposition's stance. International affairs include EU-Serbia relations, Germany's military…
The Assembly of Kosovo will reconvene for its constitutive session on September 9th, after a month-long break, to elect its speaker and deputy speakers, with a focus on the continued proceedings.
This story discusses some of the questions that the OECD has released from the PISA 2025 assessment, likely focusing on educational standards and evaluations.
The Alliance party announced it will not participate in the constitutive session of the Assembly and intends to appeal to the Constitutional Court.
The European Commission has threatened to review accession negotiations with Serbia following the glorification of Ratko Mladić.
Kosovo's Ministry of Trade has decided to impose an anti-dumping duty on wheat seeds originating from Serbia.
Germany has pledged to provide additional military aid and weapons to Ukraine.
The verdict in the '53 million' case against Pal Lekaj and co-defendants is expected to be announced today.
KEDS has announced planned power outages for Wednesday due to network maintenance, specifying the affected areas.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has announced that the parliamentary elections in Serbia are scheduled for October 25th.
The 'Lake of Dukagjini' hotel and restaurant, located by the Radoniq Lake, has ceased operations.
In Kaçanik, law enforcement officers confiscated a weapon from a 42-year-old individual.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has expelled two Serbian diplomats due to the glorification of Ratko Mladić.
Albania's representative, Hoxha, stated that Albania is prepared to cooperate with the US to promote peace in Gaza.
This is a human interest story about Hajrullah Hasani, known as 'Usta Lahi' in Kaçanik, and a slogan related to a circumcision ceremony.
This report discusses the significant problem of workers in Kosovo not being declared to the Tax Administration of Kosovo (ATK), leading to a lack of pension contributions.
The Central Bank of Kosovo (CBK) has adopted two new regulations aimed at enhancing consumer protection within the insurance industry.
This article delves into the presidential crisis, suggesting it's a complex issue involving more than just a dispute over a name.
Due to attacks by Ukraine, Russia is compelled to process its oil outside the country.
