March in Pristina in support of former KLA leaders ↗
Front page leadA march is being held in Pristina today to show support for former leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army (UCK).
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The Telegrafi front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include a march in Pristina supporting former KLA leaders and details about free urban transport and parking for a rally. Politically, there's discussion about parliamentary assembly leadership and…
A march is being held in Pristina today to show support for former leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army (UCK).
Urban transport and parking will be free at the Youth Palace in Pristina, as Mayor Rama welcomes citizens to a 'march for freedom'.
The constitutive session of the Assembly has been interrupted and will resume on Sunday at 10:00 AM, casting doubt on the election of the speaker and deputy speakers.
Prime Minister Kurti has invited Albin Hamza for a meeting, and a PDK MP will be voted as the deputy speaker of the Assembly.
Minister Nagavci stated that they cannot vote for Çitaku and explained whether they will participate in the march for former KLA leaders.
Saudi Arabia has closed a key oil pipeline following a drone attack attributed to Iraq.
Donald Trump Jr. commented on the increase in energy prices, stating that his father should not be blamed.
Speaking from the Pentagon, Donald Trump reiterated that Iran will never possess nuclear weapons.
The 'secrets' behind the Ballon d'Or award have been revealed, outlining the three criteria used to determine the winner.
A physical altercation occurred in Ferizaj, leading to the arrest of an individual suspected of involvement.
Donald Trump's visit to Ireland has triggered protests and large public gatherings.
Live coverage of the ongoing proceedings against former Kosovo leaders Thaçi, Veseli, Selimi, and Krasniqi, with the trial expected to last another 5 days.
A Barcelona star is reportedly set to leave the club in January as coach Flick no longer wants him in the squad.