Kurti Meets US Congressman in New York, Discusses Kosovo, Presevo Valley, and… ↗
Front page leadKosovo's acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti met with US Congressman Mike Lawler in New York to discuss Kosovo, the Presevo Valley, and the Special Court.
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The front page of Kallxo features a mix of domestic and international news, with a significant focus on Kosovo's political and social issues. Top stories include the Kosovo Prime Minister's meeting with a US congressman, ongoing protests related to the Special Court, and various crime and legal…
Kosovo's acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti met with US Congressman Mike Lawler in New York to discuss Kosovo, the Presevo Valley, and the Special Court.
Injured miners are waiting for court decisions to receive compensation for their work-related injuries.
Protests against the Special Court's verdict continue for the fifth day.
A look at the expected weather conditions for the upcoming five days in Kosovo.
A 34-year-old Kosovar man was arrested in Kukës and was wanted by German authorities for drug trafficking.
Protests against the Special Court's verdict continue for the sixth day, with students marching today.
Haiti has extradited 18 individuals suspected in the assassination of President Moise to the United States.
Oil prices have dropped to their lowest point in a week, influenced by optimism for diplomatic breakthroughs in the conflict with Iran.
An individual was arrested at Pristina Airport on suspicion of damaging a parking lot barrier.
In Skenderaj, one person was attacked and stabbed by two other individuals.
In Gjakova, a person has been arrested under suspicion of assaulting a foreign national.
Police in Prizren arrested a suspect after finding marijuana on them.
The AfD party is leading while Merz describes the election result as a 'catastrophe' for Germany's worst post-war electoral outcome.
The Gjakova region has only one labor inspector, and a canceled competition for the role is still pending in the Appellate Court.
Former Kosovo Foreign Minister argues that the recent Hague court decision against former KLA leaders has personal consequences beyond the pursuit of justice.
An analysis suggesting the Special Court's verdict on former KLA leaders aligns with Western strategic interests rather than a genuine pursuit of justice.