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The front page of Gazeta Express features a prominent story about a general who served in Kosovo being appointed as the head of NATO's Military Committee. Other top stories include ongoing protests in Pristina, developments regarding the Specialist Chambers, and political statements from Kosovo's…
A general who previously served in Kosovo has been appointed as the leader of NATO's Military Committee, marking a significant international appointment for someone with ties to the region.
Protests are ongoing in Pristina, with calls for citizens to gather at the square at 9:00 PM, indicating continued public discontent.
A statement by Musa suggests that instead of abolishing the Specialist Chambers, their operational methods should be reformed.
Prime Minister Kurti outlines a state strategy to address the verdict of the Specialist Chambers and emphasizes cooperation with international allies.
On the fourth day of protests, the square is filled with citizens demonstrating against a decision from The Hague.
A fight involving four individuals in Prizren resulted in a police officer being stabbed, with suspects subsequently arrested.
MP Hamza visited the families of Thaçi, Veseli, and Krasniqi, offering support and pledging efforts for the return of 'freedom fighters'.
Writing from the US, Albin Kurti reported on DNA findings concerning mass graves in northern Kosovo, noting that families of three victims have been informed and linking the case to the 'Intellectuals Group'.
The upcoming Prishtina Marathon 2026 will cause road closures, with police advising on alternative routes.
The US Embassy has issued a warning to its citizens regarding ongoing protests, advising them to avoid crowds due to the potential for rapid escalation.
Prime Minister Albin Kurti was observed at Vienna Airport, with expectations that he will travel to the US for the UN General Assembly.
Memli Krasniqi announced further protests, emphasizing the need for their voices to be heard continuously.
Christopher Hill expressed deep disappointment with the Specialist Chambers' verdict, stating the KLA had limited capacity and that Thaçi exerted full control on the ground.
Regarding the conviction of former KLA leaders, Christopher Hill stated his disbelief that Hashim Thaçi was involved in illegal activities.
Donald Trump has committed to establishing an 'AI Force' as discussions about regulating technological advancements intensify.
Tomori, son of Salih Mëziu, confirmed the identification of his father's remains, while nine other family members remain missing.
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