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The news on Gazeta Express focuses heavily on Kosovo's political landscape and its relationship with the EU. Key topics include the visit of Ursula von der Leyen to Kosovo and Albania, discussions around the Special Court, and internal political debates regarding the Kosovo Assembly and the…
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is visiting Kosovo today and is expected to meet with Minister Donika Gërvalla-Schwarz and Prime Minister Albin Kurti.
Public transportation in Pristina will be free of charge from 2:00 PM to 8:00 PM due to a march commemorating the Kosovo Liberation Army (UCK).
A protest is scheduled for today against a decision by the Special Court, with a call for mass participation.
In a 2025 murder case in Podujevo, the court has sentenced Arber Havolli to 20 years in prison.
The committee overseeing the Kosovo Intelligence Agency (AKI) is meeting to discuss its scope of operations.
According to REL, Von der Leyen has asked Albania to implement reforms and engage in strong societal dialogue.
Reports suggest P. Diddy is experiencing a luxurious life behind bars, with access to a cell phone, alcohol, and other inmates serving him.
The French Ambassador stated that dialogue with Belgrade is crucial for regional stability and Kosovo's European trajectory.
During a conference with Von der Leyen, Rama commented on the Vlora Hyseni case, stating that the court should determine if national security or relations with partners were compromised.
The Constitutional Court ruled that convening the Assembly outside the constitutional deadline was tolerated, but respecting deadlines is an obligation.
The Constitutional Court's ruling outlines the process for new elections if Kosovo fails to elect a president by October 6th.
The Constitutional Court issued a caution to Haxhiu for delaying the constitutive session and reminded deputies they can convene it themselves.
Ursula von der Leyen is visiting Tirana today and will be in Pristina tomorrow.
The Ombudsman has expressed concerns regarding the appointment of a panel for the Special Court at this stage.
PDK MP Memli Krasniqi stated that discussions about the president will not happen without changes to the law concerning the Special Court, guaranteeing 22 PDK votes if the law passes two readings.
Memli Hamza explained PDK's requests regarding the Special Court law, proposing that if the appeals court orders a retrial, the process should occur in Pristina.
