Fourth Night of Protest Against Hague Verdict ↗
Front page leadProtests continue in "Skënderbeu" square in Pristina following the verdict of the Specialist Chambers in The Hague against former UCK leaders.
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The news from Kallxo.com focuses heavily on protests and political reactions in Kosovo, particularly concerning the recent verdicts from the Specialist Chambers in The Hague against former Kosovo Liberation Army (UCK) leaders. There are also reports on domestic issues such as employment, local…
Protests continue in "Skënderbeu" square in Pristina following the verdict of the Specialist Chambers in The Hague against former UCK leaders.
Prime Minister Albin Kurti stated in New York that the Kosovo government will engage in efforts to correct the verdict issued by the Hague tribunal.
An interview with Mentor Hyseni, the Director General of the Tax Administration of Kosovo, discussing his role and the administration's work.
The 'Guxo' party responded to critiques directed at Donika Gervalla, stating their support for protest but rejection of political lynching.
The Gjakova region faces a shortage of labor inspectors due to a cancelled competition that is now being reviewed by the Appellate Court.
One Kosovo national and one Serbian national were apprehended at the Merdarë border crossing, suspected of illegally crossing the border.
Three people in Gjakovë evaded a police check and subsequently crashed their vehicle.
A person has been reported missing in the municipality of Rahovec.
One person was taken to the police after firing a weapon during a family gathering in Ferizaj.
A stabbing incident occurred in Pristina, resulting in one person being injured.
The daily weather forecast is provided.
The Municipality of Kaçanik has initiated a tender for agricultural machinery worth over 58,000 euros to support farmers.
Albanians residing in Zurich, Switzerland, held a protest to express solidarity with the former leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army (UCK).
A former Kosovo Foreign Minister argues that the recent Hague court decision against former UCK leaders has personal consequences and reflects Western strategic priorities rather than a pursuit of justice.
The harsh sentences given to former leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army are seen as a result of Western efforts to appease and reflect strategic interests rather than a genuine pursuit of justice.
An overview of the legal process and its progression concerning four former leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army (UCK).
The Kosovo Assembly is facing a constitutional crisis as a political dispute escalates and is now being handled by the Constitutional Court.