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The news from Gazeta Express highlights significant political developments in Kosovo, including court rulings on the right of parties to propose candidates for assembly leadership and ongoing discussions about the presidential election. There is also coverage of domestic incidents, such as a death…
Following a court decision, the Vetëvendosje (VV) party has acknowledged the Democratic Party of Kosovo's (PDK) right to nominate a candidate for the Deputy Speaker of the Assembly, with the vote scheduled for Monday.
The Vetëvendosje (VV) party anticipates new invitations for meetings, with spokesperson Arta Rrustemi stating they will maintain the same approach towards electing a consensus President.
Donika Gërvalla, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora, is scheduled to hold a press conference today.
A person has died in Zveçan, with the initial suspicion pointing to a heart attack.
Iran has reportedly offered the United States a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within a week.
Global pop star Dua Lipa is reported to have made a surprise visit to her hometown of Peja for a family wedding.
Journalist Çlirim Haziri states that the public is closely watching the government and awaiting the fulfillment of demands.
A protest organized in Pristina is ongoing despite the rain, with participants demanding accountability. A defendant facing charges declared their complete innocence.
During an event for Albanians in New York, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama stated that Joe Biden, whom he previously called a 'George Washington', betrayed Hashim Thaçi.
Prime Minister Albin Kurti believes that new elections would not change the outcome and that the current Assembly has the power to elect a President.
With only 11 days remaining to elect a President, Albin Kurti stated that failure to do so will result in new elections.
The Assembly of Pristina has adopted a joint declaration opposing the convictions of former Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) leaders.
The Presidency of the Assembly has convened for its first meeting following the Constitutional Court's ruling that the Assembly was constituted constitutionally.
Former US National Security Advisor John Bolton expressed his view that the Kosovo Specialist Chambers are illegal and that the trials contain significant political elements.
A police operation in Gjilan resulted in the seizure of weapons, hundreds of rounds of ammunition, and cash.
Following the court's decision, the Assembly's Presidency is meeting, and political parties are articulating their stances.
The Kosovo national football team, known as 'Dardanët', has brought joy to the country.
Vedat Muriqi scored a goal, putting Kosovo in the lead against Ireland in a football match.
Prime Minister Albin Kurti stated that Milan Radoičić and other members of the 'terrorist group' should face justice in Kosovo.
On the third anniversary of the Banjskë incident, Albania's Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that full accountability is necessary for stability.
With only 12 days remaining to elect a President, the article questions whether Kosovo can avoid holding its fourth elections in two years.
