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The news on Gazeta Express focuses heavily on Kosovo's political developments, particularly the formation of the new Kurti government and the related legal challenges by the PDK party. There are also mentions of international news including a controversial statue vandalism in the US and a…
The PDK party has filed a case with the Constitutional Court concerning the constitution of the Assembly, and is seeking a temporary measure related to this process.
A politician named Gruda claims betrayal during a parliamentary session, stating that the VV (Vetëvendosje) party did not vote for the PDK's candidate.
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama accuses the Kosovo government of excluding him from a forum for the Mediterranean Games 2030, calling it Albin Kurti's governing mentality.
A photograph featuring four prominent figures from the Kosovo Liberation Army (UCK) has been displayed in Times Square, New York.
A statement by Ulutash suggests that the path towards lasting stability is primarily political rather than military in nature.
The statue of Charlie Kirk, a conservative commentator, was defaced with red paint at the Turning Point USA headquarters.
Albana Osmani clarifies her relationship with Arbana, stating they have never been friends.
The PDK party has submitted a case to the Constitutional Court regarding the formation of the Assembly, aiming for a temporary measure.
The newly formed 'Kurti 4' government has convened for its first official meeting.
The PDK party officially approached the Constitutional Court today with a legal challenge.
A 49-year-old man from Rahovec has died following an accident in Shirokë, with the police providing details on the incident.
The Organization of Veterans of the Kosovo Liberation Army (OVL-UÇK) has appealed to international bodies not to engage in political maneuvering regarding the trials and appeals of former war leaders.
The 'Kurti 4' government has been officially elected with 62 votes in the Assembly, with Albulena Haxhiu offering congratulations.
Prime Minister Albin Kurti has presented a cabinet for the new government that remains unchanged from previous iterations.
Ahead of presenting the new government cabinet, Albin Kurti stated that he has no new policy exposition to present.
The parliamentary session to vote on the new government has commenced with 70 deputies present, while the opposition parties are boycotting.
Albulena Haxhiu has convened an extraordinary parliamentary session for 2:00 PM, with the primary item on the agenda being the vote for the new government.
Albulena Haxhiu has formally mandated Albin Kurti to form the new government, wishing him success in his responsibilities.
Albin Kurti visited the Presidency after being proposed as the mandate-holder for forming the government, stating he was invited by Haxhiu.
Following the Vetëvendosje (LVV) party declaring the Assembly constituted, Albin Kurti has been proposed as the mandate-holder to form the new government.
Albulena Haxhiu has declared the Assembly constituted, despite the absence of a deputy speaker nominated by the PDK party.
The Vetëvendosje (LVV) party is continuing the constitutive session with new positions, marked by the absence of the PDK and Alliance parties.
The PDK has officially notified in writing that they are suspending the candidacy of Citaku pending a declaration from the Constitutional Court.
