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The front page of Kallxo features several prominent stories concerning Kosovo's political and social landscape. A major focus is on the upcoming protest in support of former KLA leaders, alongside ongoing legal proceedings and political discussions. Other news includes reports on crime, public…
A nationwide protest is scheduled to take place in 'Skënderbeu' Square in Pristina, organized by the Veterans Organization of the Kosovo Liberation Army, in support of former KLA leaders.
Prime Minister Albin Kurti and Besnik Hamza met to discuss ways and methods to rectify the decision of the Special Court.
The Albanian Parliament issued a statement asserting that the verdict in The Hague cannot rewrite the history of Kosovo.
The University Clinical Center of Kosovo (QKUK) has registered the first death in Kosovo of a patient diagnosed with the West Nile Virus.
An individual suspected of migrant smuggling in Gjilan is currently on the run.
A suspect has been arrested in connection with a shooting incident that occurred at a party in Podujevë.
A man has been arrested in Novobërdë on suspicion of raping a woman.
An analysis suggests that the Special Court's verdict regarding former KLA leaders reflects the strategic priorities of the West rather than a pursuit of justice.
The fourth edition of the Children's Book Festival and Fair is set to commence on September 23.
According to the BBC, UN experts believe there is a basis to consider that the US committed war crimes during attacks in Iran.
The United States has cleared the path for the sale of F-35 Lightning II fighter jets to Arabia, valued at $24.3 billion.
The trial related to the murder of Sergeant Muhamet Lika is expected to continue today.
This article details the lengthy legal process undertaken against four former leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army, who were arrested and transferred to The Hague.
Kosovo has a new Assembly and Government, but attention is now focused on the Constitutional Court regarding the process of forming the new institutions.
Millions of euros in single-bid contracts are being awarded within Kosovo's institutions, indicating a flawed procurement process.
The damaged 'Jahja Danuza' road in Rahovec poses a significant challenge for both the residents and the municipality's finances.
