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The front page of Kallxo prominently features news related to Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti's meetings and political developments, particularly concerning the Specialist Chambers. Other stories cover domestic crime, a protest against the Specialist Chambers, and regional political…
Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti stated that during his meeting with Turkish President Erdogan at the UN General Assembly in New York, they discussed the verdict of the Specialist Chambers against former KLA leaders.
The Vetevendosje (LVV) movement has responded to the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) regarding a request for a draft law to amend the law on the Specialist Chambers.
The court decided not to unify the criminal procedure against the former director of the KPK Secretariat and Ardian Krasniqi for their retrial.
The Special Prosecution Office of Albania (SPAK) has ordered house arrest for Vlora Hysen, the head of the State Information Service.
The sixth day of protests against the Specialist Chambers' verdict is ongoing.
A woman has been reported missing in Kaçanik, and the police are investigating the case.
A resident in Kaçanik has reported to the police that his pistol was stolen.
A suspect has been arrested for firing a gun in the air in Gllogjan.
In Ferizaj, a person was arrested for posting videos with firearms on social media.
Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti met with US Congressman Joe Wilson, emphasizing the strong alliance between the US and Kosovo.
Željka Cvijanović discussed the situation in Bosnia-Herzegovina and the wider region with the Chief of Staff to then-US President Trump.
The Turkish Presidency officially announced a meeting between President Erdogan and Prime Minister Kurti in New York.
KEDS has announced scheduled power outages due to network maintenance on Tuesday.
Injured miners face challenges as they await court decisions to receive compensation for their work-related injuries.
The Gjakova region is served by only one labor inspector, as a competition to hire more has been annulled and is still under appeal.
An opinion piece discusses the implications of international tribunals, with a warning against 'friends' who bring them.
