Former UCK Leaders Convicted ↗
Front page leadThe Special Court has sentenced four former leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army to a total of 81 years in prison. Former Kosovo President Hashim Thaçi received a 25-year sentence.
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The front page of Kallxo focuses heavily on the convictions of former Kosovo Liberation Army (UCK) leaders by the Special Court. Other prominent stories include a protest in Pristina, a fatal car accident in Prizren, legal challenges regarding the formation of the Kosovo Assembly, and a report on…
The Special Court has sentenced four former leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army to a total of 81 years in prison. Former Kosovo President Hashim Thaçi received a 25-year sentence.
Kallxo.com reports that an appeals court has ordered the detention of Gjon Kuzhnini, who is suspected of extortion, usury, and kidnapping.
Following a protest in front of EULEX, citizens have continued their demonstration in front of the Government and Assembly buildings in Pristina.
A 21-year-old woman has died in Prizren after being hit by a car.
The verdict against the four former UCK leaders is not final and can be appealed.
A suspect was arrested at the bus station in Pristina for carrying a Kalashnikov rifle in his suitcase.
Nata Kandic states that Kosovo's political elite only presented the UCK as heroes, while ignoring the existence of detention centers.
The Municipality of Prishtina has announced that public transport may experience delays due to ongoing protests.
Serbian media outlets are reporting 'chaos' in the aftermath of the Special Court's verdict against former UCK leaders.
The United States has stated that it respects the court's verdict against former leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army.
Prime Minister Albin Kurti stated that the conviction and harsh sentencing of the four former UCK leaders is an injustice that must be corrected on appeal.
Neptun is holding a 'Happy Days' sale with discounts of up to 60% on September 17th.
International media reported on the Hague tribunal's decision to sentence former Kosovo President Hashim Thaçi to 25 years in prison.
This article details the lengthy legal process against four former leaders of the UCK, which began six years ago.
Kosovo has a new Assembly and Government, but attention has shifted to the Constitutional Court regarding the process of their formation.
This report highlights issues with public procurement, specifically millions of euros in one-year contracts within Kosovo's institutions.
The damaged 'Jahja Danuza' road in Rahovec presents a challenge for both the local citizens and the municipality's finances.