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The front page of Telegrafi features a mix of domestic and international news, with a significant focus on Kosovo's political and sporting events. A prominent story covers the visit of Ursula von der Leyen to the Western Balkans, including Kosovo. Other top stories discuss legal proceedings…
Ursula von der Leyen will start her tour in the Western Balkans from Tirana, and will visit Kosovo on Thursday, while Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina remain off the agenda.
Three judges from Germany, France, and Norway will review the final verdict against the so-called UCK quartet.
Rita Augestad Knudsen, the wife of Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti, has been appointed as a research professor at a Norwegian institute.
The voting process for the prestigious 'Golden Ball' award has concluded, and the winner has already been decided.
PDK's deputy, Puhar Hamza, stated that there will be no discussions regarding the President until the law passes through two readings, guaranteeing 22 votes for the PDK if it does.
Salih Mustafa, from The Hague, sent a message to protesters, stating they have become warriors of justice.
Kosovo is looking to rebound in its match against Israel and focus on achieving its goals.
Florent Hadari expressed his disappointment about missing out while the Kosovo team is competing.
Edmond Domgjoni, who has played in Israel, analyzes Kosovo's upcoming opponent, believing it's a winnable match.
Accusations of torture, inhuman treatment, and public incitement have been leveled against the Municipality of Kaçanik.
Evelina Ajazaj-Leka has been elected as the new president of the Federation of Mayors of Kosovo.
Donika Çitaku criticized the government's approach to the special law, stating that the deadline is approaching.
