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The front page of Gazeta Express from Kosovo features several top stories, predominantly focusing on political developments related to the Specialist Chambers, government decisions, and inter-party dynamics. Other notable stories include an opinion piece on the potential destabilization of the…
A report claims French President Macron knew about Hashim Thaçi's indictment six days in advance, and a video of Aleksandar Vučić raises unanswered questions.
The Kosovo government has decided there are no legal obstacles to the initiative for the draft law on the Special Court and has sent the decision to the Assembly for further action.
The government convened an electronic meeting to make a decision regarding the draft law for the Special Court, with the full announcement provided.
A 39-year-old individual with a history of 50 criminal offenses has avoided deportation from the UK, as a British judge cited concerns about potential mistreatment in Kosovo due to his Roma ethnicity.
Protesters vowed to continue their actions each night until the law is processed, with the demonstration concluding without any incidents.
A police cordon was established at the Ministry of Justice as protesters threw pyrotechnic devices.
After 17 days, an agreement has not been reached on the Special Law, and protesters have moved from the main square to the Ministry of Justice.
A meeting between Albin Kurti and Enver Hamza concluded after two hours, after which the PDK leader left the government building without speaking to the press.
Two hours into discussions between Albin Kurti and Enver Hamza, it remains uncertain whether the talks will produce results regarding the Special Court and the presidency.
The European Commission is planning action plans for the accession of Montenegro and Albania, while proposing forms of 'gradual integration' for Kosovo and other countries.
MP Haxhiu suggests that Sejdiu might re-enter the presidential race if six MPs from the LDK party commit to remaining present during the voting.
Prime Minister Albin Kurti shared a photo with former US President Donald Trump, expressing his honor at meeting him for the first time and referring to the US as a special friend.
Prime Minister Kurti met with the Patriarch, with the Serbian Orthodox Church conveying congratulations on the formation of the government and discussing recent developments.
Prime Minister Kurti stated that communications have begun and that the upcoming weekend will be decisive for reaching an agreement regarding the president.
Agon Maliqi argues that the withdrawal of American troops from Kosovo could destabilize the Balkans and weaken the region's security architecture.
MP Gashi criticizes the LDK for changing its stance three times in 18 months concerning Albin Kurti, stating it's time for the party to regain its identity.
MP Nagavci denies any involvement of the Vetëvendosje movement in the dismissal of Blerim Isufaj.
A PDK Member of Parliament states that sending the draft law for the Special Court to the Assembly is a significant step and that the procedure for voting on it in two readings should commence immediately.
Marina Fara has responded to recent events concerning Eli Fara by sharing a religious message.
