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The front page of Gazeta Express from Kosovo features prominent news related to the ongoing reactions and legal proceedings concerning the Kosovo Specialist Chambers. Several stories highlight protests against the court's decisions, calls for justice, and statements from political figures like…
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama stated in Michigan that Albania will support Kosovo in overturning the Specialist Chambers' decision against former Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) leaders.
Prime Minister Albin Kurti informed a US congressman that the Specialist Chambers' decision contains legal inaccuracies and errors that need to be rectified during the appeals process.
The European Union is calling for justice following the murder of a policeman working for EULEX in Kosovo.
A member of the Kosovo Security Force (KSF) has achieved second place in the 'Best Warrior' competition held in the United States.
Students are protesting in Pristina against the verdict issued by the Kosovo Specialist Chambers.
During a protest against the Specialist Chambers, demonstrators are urging the government to increase financial aid for the defense of former KLA leaders.
For the fifth night in a row, citizens have gathered in the main square to express their opposition to the rulings of the Kosovo Specialist Chambers.
The son of Idriz Rrecaj has announced on Facebook that his father is among three victims identified from a mass grave discovered in northern Kosovo.
A general who previously served in Kosovo has been appointed as the head of NATO's Military Committee.
Prime Minister Albin Kurti outlined plans for a state strategy to address perceived errors in the Specialist Chambers' verdict, emphasizing cooperation with international allies.
Citizens continue to fill the square for the fourth consecutive day, protesting against the decisions made by the Hague-based Specialist Chambers.
A stabbing incident occurred in Prizren involving four individuals, resulting in a police officer being injured. Suspects have been apprehended.
Politician Korab Hamza visited the families of Hashim Thaçi, Kadri Veseli, and Rexhep Selimi, assuring them of support and commitment to their return.
From the US, Prime Minister Albin Kurti reported on DNA findings from mass graves in northern Kosovo, confirming the identity of three victims and their connection to the 'Intellectuals Group'.
Traffic disruptions are expected in Pristina tomorrow due to the 'Pristina 2026' marathon, with police advising on alternative routes.
Kosovo Police reported that protesters lingered near the EULEX facility for 30 minutes last night and also noted dangerous driving and traffic congestion.
A statement that the inclusion and mention of Kadri Veseli in the 'Allaci' case is a reprehensible act.
