March for Freedom, Rama: Pristina Welcomes All, Free Urban Traffic and Parking ↗
Front page leadMayor Përparim Rama announces that Pristina will offer free urban traffic and parking during the 'March for Freedom,' welcoming all participants.
Kosovo
The Gazeta Express front page focuses heavily on Kosovo's domestic political developments, particularly the ongoing parliamentary sessions related to forming a new government. There are also stories on a crime, a woman found dead, and an accident in Albania. A meeting between the mayor of Pristina…
Mayor Përparim Rama announces that Pristina will offer free urban traffic and parking during the 'March for Freedom,' welcoming all participants.
A citizen from North Macedonia was arrested for allegedly hitting a Kosovo citizen with a glass in a restaurant in Shtërpcë.
Police have launched an investigation after a woman was found dead in Fushe Kosove.
Mayor Përparim Rama met with a Saudi prince, highlighting Pristina as an excellent platform for business and expressing intentions for large-scale projects.
Developments in the Kosovo Assembly show political parties, including Vetëvendosje (VV), PDK, and LDK, engaged in complex negotiations and power struggles over key positions, with sessions being postponed.
The Court of Appeals has acquitted Agim Çeku and nine others of charges related to veteran lists, stating that the criminal act was not proven.
MP Gjini describes the parliamentary proceedings involving VV as a 'masquerade' and urges citizens to protect the state from what he perceives as harmful individuals.
The parliamentary session was postponed to Sunday without being constituted, with Albulena Haxhiu reportedly angering LDK by insisting on voting for her party's nominee.
Albulena Haxhiu is pushing forward with the election of deputy speakers, seemingly bypassing the PDK party.
The parliamentary session began nearly an hour late, with representatives from VV and LDK in attendance.
MP Hamza announces that his party will cease participating in sessions until the Constitutional Court provides a ruling on a disputed matter.
The session concluded without the assembly being constituted, as Haxhiu did not put LDK's proposal for an assembly deputy speaker to a vote.
MP Hamza states the intention to refer a particular case to the Constitutional Court.
The Vetëvendosje (VV) and LDK parties voted in favor of electing deputy speakers of the assembly separately.
Disagreement persists on how to vote for positions, with Haxhiu noting no consensus on a package vote, while Nagavci states Vetëvendosje supports voting individually.
The assembly session has started, raising questions about whether the Vetëvendosje party will vote for the nominees proposed by PDK and LDK.
Zemaj criticizes VV's demand for LDK to alter the name associated with Kujtim Shala, interpreting it as an attempt to dominate other parties.
Prime Minister Kurti was questioned about potentially attending a march for former KLA leaders, stating that responses on other matters would come later.
Kosovo officially commemorated the victims of the September 11th attacks.
The constitutive session of the assembly is set to continue today, with the election of deputy speakers being a key agenda item.
The constitutive session of the assembly is scheduled to resume on Friday.
A serious accident occurred in Himarë, Albania, where a vehicle overturned, resulting in three injuries.