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The front page of Kallxo features a mix of domestic and international news. A prominent story discusses the Special Court's verdict on former Kosovo Liberation Army (UCK) leaders, with analysis from Tim Judah suggesting it doesn't jeopardize Kosovo's independence. Other domestic news includes…
British journalist Tim Judah stated that the Special Court's verdict against former UCK leaders does not endanger Kosovo's independence, despite being a damaging decision.
For the third consecutive night, citizens have gathered to protest against the Special Court's verdict.
Two people were injured in a stabbing incident in Mitrovica, and one person has been arrested.
Edward P. Joseph expresses concern over the severity of the sentences handed down to four former leaders of the UCK.
Following the trials at The Hague, questions arise about who will continue to bring perpetrators of war crimes in the Balkans to justice.
A domestic violence incident was reported in Gjakova where a man assaulted his wife.
In Junik, police successfully confiscated a pistol along with 52 rounds of ammunition.
The weather forecast indicates cloudy skies and rain.
KEDS has announced scheduled power outages for Saturday due to network maintenance work.
The White House has refuted a UN report that claims the United States committed war crimes in Iran.
President Trump announced a deal with Denmark that would grant the US permanent control over Greenland's security.
The weekend weather is expected to be warm, with temperatures reaching up to 29 degrees Celsius.
The flag of the UCK has been displayed at the entrances of educational institutions in Deçan.
Kosovo's former Foreign Minister argues that beyond personal consequences, this week's ruling by the Hague-based court against former UCK leaders reflects Western strategic priorities rather than a pursuit of justice.
The harsh sentences given to former Kosovo Liberation Army leaders are a result of a Western effort to appease certain interests, rather than a genuine pursuit of justice.
A look back at the legal and political journey of the case against four former commanders of the UCK.
The Assembly is facing a constitutional crisis, with a key political battle now being decided by the Constitutional Court.
Millions of euros in contracts awarded without open competition are highlighted within Kosovo's institutions, indicating a lack of fair bidding processes.
