Three Years Since Banjska Attack, Britain Calls on Serbia to Punish Perpetrators ↗
Front page leadBritain has urged Serbia to identify and punish those responsible for the Banjska attack, marking the third anniversary of the event.
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Britain has urged Serbia to identify and punish those responsible for the Banjska attack, marking the third anniversary of the event.
A police operation named 'Filter' has led to the arrest of 13 individuals, with searches conducted at more than 20 locations.
The weather forecast predicts a cool morning followed by a sunny day with maximum temperatures reaching 25 degrees Celsius.
The protest in Tirana has entered its 116th day, with participants planning a rally in front of the Parliament tomorrow.
The families of Thaçi, Veseli, and Krasniqi have announced a meeting with Haxhiu following a decision made by the Assembly.
Changes to the system of granting and monitoring medical leave are being implemented due to widespread abuses, leading to sanctions for medical professionals.
Prosecutors have presented 231 pieces of evidence in a case involving Artan Grubi, Përparim Rramizi, and six other individuals.
The Constitutional Court has ruled that the Kosovo Assembly was constituted beyond the 30-day limit, setting October 6th as the final date for electing the president.
The Minister of Education attributes the decrease in first-grade enrollment figures to a declining birth rate, not emigration.
A commission will review street names in Tetovo on September 30th, with experts examining potential errors in the naming process.
Albanian students are firmly demanding that the jurisprudence exam be offered exclusively in the Albanian language.
Blazho Gjorev is fostering business connections in New York, aiming to build a bridge for cooperation between entities.