Protest in Pristina in support of former UCK leaders ↗
Front page leadThousands of citizens are protesting in Pristina to support former leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army (UCK) who are on trial.
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The front page of Telegrafi features prominent stories on protests and legal proceedings related to former Kosovo Liberation Army (UCK) leaders. There's coverage of a protest in Pristina, legal defenses, and ongoing trials in The Hague. Other stories touch on economic news from Montenegro and…
Thousands of citizens are protesting in Pristina to support former leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army (UCK) who are on trial.
As protests take place today, the police are urging participants to be careful and responsible, and to avoid throwing hard objects or wearing masks.
The leaders of the UCK have been found guilty and sentenced to a total of 81 years in prison by the court in The Hague.
The German newspaper FAZ published an analysis regarding Thaçi's statement and the historical context of the war against Serbia.
Ramadani recalls Ramush Haradinaj's past statements regarding the Special Court, describing it as a 'legal monstrosity'.
The minimum wage in Montenegro has been increased and will now be 1400 euros.
Live reactions and commentary following the verdict handed down by the Special Court, questioning whether it will lead to any significant changes.
A person convicted of 25 years in prison for crimes in Bosnia has admitted guilt and requested release from the Hague court, arguing that individuals, not entire populations, commit crimes.
A statement by Bosch suggesting that the newly elected President of Kosovo may have the authority to pardon individuals convicted by the Special Court.
A discussion on whether a case can be withdrawn from the Constitutional Court concerning the formation of the Assembly, with Hamza stating that stances and priorities should change when circumstances do.
Fjolla Morina suggests that the Kosovo Parliament should enact a law similar to Croatia's, which would revoke citizenship from witnesses testifying before the Special Court.
Lawyer Misetiq states that his client, Thaçi, explicitly denies any involvement in the murder of Behadin Allaqi.
Pediatrician Feride Deliu addresses the question of whether the measles vaccine causes autism, offering an expert opinion.