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The front page of Telegrafi features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent focus on Kosovo's political landscape and legal matters, including discussions around the Special Court. International stories cover a US woman surviving a death sentence, and EU accession talks for…
A significant development in Kosovo's political arena as the law concerning the Special Court has been sent to the Assembly. A PDK Member of Parliament is urging for a session to be held today to discuss the matter.
The government of Kosovo has given its approval for amendments to the Law on the Special Court, marking a procedural step forward for the legislation.
An American woman has survived the administration of two lethal injections, an event that has drawn a reaction from former President Trump.
Montenegro's path to European Union membership faces conditions, with Croatia reportedly requesting assets valued at over 2.4 billion euros.
Lawyer Mishetiq has released a statement from Vučić and is seeking clarification on how Macron was aware of Thaci's conviction six days prior.
A new platform, Telegrafi Diaspora, has been launched to keep the diaspora informed about significant developments.
Authorities found 204 electronic cigarettes suspected of containing cannabis in a vehicle.
A proposed law concerning Serbs has been submitted to the US Senate, with predictions suggesting it could lead to the destabilization of the Balkans.
Singer Eli Fara has testified to the police regarding intimate videos involving Adi Hila, and her statement has now been made public.
Vesa Smolica sent a message to Adsi Hila's wife recalling past kindnesses during her time living with the Hila family.
