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The Telegrafi front page features a mix of domestic Kosovo news, primarily focusing on legal proceedings and reactions related to former Kosovo Liberation Army (UCK) figures, alongside international news including a US-Denmark agreement on Greenland and developments in AI. There are also…
The Hague Prosecutor's Office has stated that its mandate concludes once the EU informs Kosovo that all related investigations and procedures have been finalized.
Demonstrations are being held in the diaspora to show support for former leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army (UCK).
Following the convictions of four former UCK members in The Hague, there are discussions and reactions regarding whether Kosovo's law on the Special Court will be amended.
US President Trump has announced an agreement with Denmark that would grant the US permanent security control over Greenland.
Austrian diplomat Wolfgang Petritsch shares his observation that former Kosovo President Hashim Thaçi appeared fearful during a past interaction.
Professional footballer Granit Xhaka is facing criminal proceedings initiated by the Swiss Prosecutor's Office.
An appeal is made to the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) to change the approach of protests, suggesting that disruptive actions do not aid the pursuit of justice.
Fjolla Morina suggests that Kosovo's parliament should adopt legislation similar to Croatia's, which would revoke the citizenship of Special Court witnesses.
A protest against the Special Court's decision concluded with participants expressing their dissent, chanting slogans like "Not in my name" and "freedom, freedom."
Albania has become part of NASA's Artemis program, signing agreements for the exploration of the Moon and Mars.
An incident of attempted murder in Mitrovica resulted in injuries to an off-duty police officer who intervened.
There are concerns that future iterations of OpenAI's AI models, successors to GPT-4, might pose hidden threats.
Liverpool is reportedly targeting a Brazilian player as a replacement for Salah, with a transfer fee exceeding 100 million euros.
Police in Prishtina have discovered a deceased individual in a residence and are interviewing two people as witnesses.
