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The front page of Gazeta Express prominently features news related to the Kosovo Specialist Chambers and the former Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) leadership, with multiple stories discussing court rulings, legal proceedings, and reactions from Kosovar officials and international figures. Other…
The Constitutional Court has consolidated cases related to the PDK party concerning the Parliament and the Government, with parliamentary deputies given until today to submit their comments on the matter.
Police have announced heightened security measures for an upcoming protest called by the Veterans Organization of the Kosovo Liberation Army (OVL-UÇK), urging participants to refrain from using masks and forceful objects.
A US Senator has emphasized the need to communicate to Russia that NATO forces in Kosovo and EUFOR in Bosnia and Herzegovina are maintaining a high state of readiness.
According to NBC reports, the Pentagon is evaluating a potential withdrawal of up to 40,000 American troops from Europe, raising questions about which nations will be impacted.
Ramadani is bringing attention to a 2015 statement by Haradinaj regarding the Specialist Chambers, describing the court's proceedings as a developing legal monstrosity.
Hoxhaj stated that the guilty verdict issued in The Hague constitutes an act of international aggression directed at Kosovo.
Kim Kardashian has been admitted to the hospital due to the recurrence of an illness that previously caused her father's death.
This story discusses the potential consequences for seven prominent figures of the KLA who were mentioned in a court verdict on September 16th.
The lawyer for Jakup Krasniqi claims that no witness provided testimony of mistreatment by their client and that the evidence was not adequately scrutinized.
Hasani recounts asking Albin Kurti to intervene for former KLA leaders, to which Kurti responded that belief in European justice was necessary.
Regarding the Special Court's indictment concerning KLA detainees, Hasani stated that they were operating under wartime conditions, implying their actions were the best possible under the circumstances.
This article reflects on Hashim Thaçi's time in the Special Court, his sentencing, and a look back at his life, his fight for freedom, and his political career.
Hamza announced plans to meet with leaders of political parties to discuss potential legal initiatives within the Parliament concerning the Special Court.
Ahead of a Presidency meeting, Hamza addressed questions about the potential "dissolution of the Special Court," stating that all democratic and legal actions are on the table.
Historian Clewing argues that the verdict against former KLA leaders fails to adequately take into account the nature and structure of a guerrilla warfare.
Following the sentencing of four former KLA leaders to a total of 81 years in prison, Kosovo experienced strong reactions, including protests and calls for an appeal.
General Clark expressed shock and anger regarding the sentences handed down in The Hague, stating that he has not seen evidence to justify the decisions.
The lawyer representing Veseli stated their shock at the guilty verdict and sentence, noting that they have maintained for six years that no evidence existed against their client.
