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The front page of Kallxo focuses on domestic political developments in Kosovo, including reactions to the Banjska terrorist attack, ongoing protests, and judicial decisions regarding the presidency. International news includes a US court ruling on media access and an EU-Europol operation against…
Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti commemorated the third anniversary of the terrorist attack in Banjska, vowing that Kosovo will not abandon the search for those involved in the attack where a Kosovo Police sergeant was killed.
The Constitutional Court has ruled that the parliament has been constituted and the President must be elected by October 6, addressing a key political process in Kosovo.
Protests continue for the eighth day in support of four former Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) leaders who have been convicted by the Specialist Chambers.
There are two interpretations regarding the performance of the President's duties after October 4, concerning Albulena Haxhiu's mandate.
Following separate meetings with Albin Kurti and Aleksandar Vučić, Foreign Minister Eva-Maria Liimets stated that 'it is time to move forward,' referring to diplomatic efforts.
The British Embassy has urged Serbia to ensure that the perpetrators of the Banjska attack face justice, highlighting international pressure.
Police in Obiliq arrested an individual after finding a Kalashnikov rifle and a knife during a search of their residence.
Police officers from the Ferizaj Regional Directorate participated in a blood donation drive.
Authorities in Pristina have arrested three individuals suspected of involvement in extortion and making threats.
Four individuals have been escorted by Ferizaj police in connection with graffiti bearing the slogan 'Without justice there is no peace.'
A judge has ordered the Trump administration to reinstate press credentials for CNN, MSNBC, and Politico, a significant ruling regarding media access in the US.
An article exploring the meaning and implications of 'Sh'n'Sh' (potentially an acronym or term related to health and safety).
An operation by Kosovo's Special Investigation Police Unit (SIPA) and Europol targeting arms smuggling resulted in a suspect shooting himself.
The article discusses how online hate speech disproportionately targets public figures in Kosovo, leading women to self-censor.
Accusations against the head of Albania's Intelligence Service (SHISH) are raising concerns about the country's national security.
An analysis of how the verdict from The Hague is affecting Kosovo's diplomatic relations and international standing.
