Seven Days Left for President, Parties Still Without a Candidate ↗
Front page leadPolitical parties in Kosovo are facing a tight deadline to nominate a candidate for the presidency, with only seven days remaining and no consensus reached yet.
Kosovo
The Gazeta Express front page primarily focuses on Kosovo's domestic political scene, with a significant emphasis on the ongoing debate and legislative process surrounding the Specialist Chambers (Speciales). Other key domestic stories include discussions on the presidential candidacy, criticism…
Political parties in Kosovo are facing a tight deadline to nominate a candidate for the presidency, with only seven days remaining and no consensus reached yet.
MP Donika Gjini has voiced criticism against the government, stating that milk imports have surged by 1 million liters monthly, raising concerns about the domestic dairy industry.
The accused in the Ibër Lepenc attack case were brought to court in handcuffs for their hearing, indicating a significant legal proceeding.
The European Commission has put forward a proposal to limit certain rights for countries aspiring to join the European Union.
Kosovo Customs has confiscated a substantial amount of tobacco and cigarettes in Prizren, suspected to be part of smuggling activities.
An organizer anticipates widespread participation in an upcoming march and expresses confidence in a positive outcome during an appeal process.
Protesters continue their demonstrations against a verdict from The Hague, with a politician emphasizing the need to vote on a specific law related to the court.
A political figure, Haxhiu, argues for a complete overhaul of the law concerning the Specialist Chambers, finding the current appeal process to be problematic.
The European Union is anticipated to set membership timelines for some Western Balkan countries and Eastern European nations, excluding others from the region.
KFOR confirms the arrival of a British battalion in Kosovo, stating that this is a routine deployment and does not alter the mission's mandate.
A declaration proposed by the PDK party concerning the Specialist Chambers' verdict has been approved, with the full text of the declaration being made public.
The parliamentary session commenced with a significant delay of nearly two hours.
Bedri Hamza stated that discussions with Prime Minister Kurti did not involve presidential candidates, prioritizing the amendment of the law concerning the Specialist Chambers.
Prime Minister Kurti was observed in a private conversation with a minister after leaving parliament, deliberately sidestepping questions about a meeting with Bedri Hamza.
The Assembly is meeting today, with the main item on the agenda being a declaration concerning the verdict of the Specialist Chambers.
Prime Minister Kurti released a video summarizing his recent trip to New York, highlighting discussions on The Hague, missing persons, and the Presevo Valley.