US Embassy Recalls Banjska Attack, Reiterates Call for Perpetrators to Be Held… ↗
Front page leadThe US Embassy in Kosovo commemorated the Banjska attack and reiterated its call for the perpetrators to be held responsible for their actions.
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The Gazeta Express front page prominently features news related to the Banjska attack, with multiple stories detailing reactions from the US and UK embassies, calls for accountability, and the ongoing status of suspects. Discussions surrounding Kosovo's political landscape, including potential…
The US Embassy in Kosovo commemorated the Banjska attack and reiterated its call for the perpetrators to be held responsible for their actions.
The British Embassy is calling on Belgrade to promptly hold Milan Radoičić and other individuals accountable for the tragic Banjska attack.
Three years after the Banjska attack, Milan Radoičić is reportedly still at large in Serbia, highlighting ongoing impunity.
Ramush Haradinaj marked the anniversary of Afrim Bunjaku's death, lamenting the irony of aggressors remaining free while Kosovo faces attacks and its liberators are tried.
Physical altercations occurred at the Ministry of Internal Affairs, resulting in the detention of several protesters, including Dritan Goxhaj.
Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti and other regional leaders met with Foreign Minister Eva-Maria Liimets in New York, where Bosnia brought up the issue of Ratko Mladić's burial.
A deadline has been set for the election of a new president, with new elections scheduled for mid-November if the position remains vacant.
During his visit to New York, Prime Minister Kurti reiterated Kosovo's proposal to the US Congressman Latimer to establish Camp Bondsteel as a permanent military base.
French actor Arnaud Denis has chosen to end his life through euthanasia in Belgium.
An explanation of the Constitutional Court's recent rulings concerning the functioning of the Assembly, the Government, and the President.
Rada states that 28 years after the UN Security Council warned of a humanitarian catastrophe in Kosovo, Serbian President Vučić claims it did not occur, while Albania has counted its exiled population.
Agim Gashi discusses the FARK (Kosovo Albanian Territorial Defense) unit, recalling their origins and how they were brought to 'Slovenia Sport' by Ramë Maraj.
Commander Latif Gashi recounts his arrest, stating he was the first Albanian in the region to be accused of war crimes, but asserts his spiritual freedom remains intact.
Finnish Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto discussed the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue with Prime Minister Kurti and President Vučić in New York, alongside mediator High Representative Wolfgang Petritsch.
Former Prime Minister of Kosovo, Isa Mustafa, stated he is not concerned about his name being mentioned in the verdict from the Hague.
The British Foreign Ministry has issued a notice to its citizens planning to travel to Kosovo, likely related to the organization of protests.
Agim Gashi recalls the 2003 Supreme Court ruling concerning the 'Llap Group', emphasizing that they convinced the court the fight was against Serbian and Yugoslav forces.
Arthur Sadria Hargreaves reported on discussions at the LDK headquarters regarding the importance of a calm response to the verdict from The Hague.