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The news from Gazeta Express focuses heavily on political developments in Kosovo, particularly concerning the Special Court and the election of a new president. There are also reports on crime and legal matters within Kosovo, as well as a brief mention of international celebrity news.
A critical deadline is approaching, with negotiations ongoing to pass a law concerning the Special Court and the election of the president, raising the possibility of new elections if an agreement is not reached.
Customs officials discovered over 13,000 euros in undeclared cash on an individual at the Han i Elezit border point, despite the person claiming to have nothing to declare.
An individual named Zeka stated that new elections are unnecessary and that the country requires functional institutions to move forward.
In Prishtina, an individual attempted to enter a club and drew a weapon on a security guard after being prevented from entering.
A foreign national was arrested in Prishtina after allegedly throwing stones at a man's apartment, breaking down the door and entering.
Pop star Dua Lipa met with Colombian singer Shakira in Madrid, with Shakira expressing admiration for Lipa.
A representative named Tasholli stated that the 'Freedom Has a Name' initiative will continue its efforts, aiming to collect over 500,000 signatures in support of former Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) leaders.
An exclusive report details a new condition set by Kurti during a meeting with Hamza that complicates the agreement concerning the Special Court and the election of the president.
Following a meeting with Kurti, Hamza stated that the PDK party is ready to find a solution for the president's election and provide votes once the final law is approved.
The meeting between Kurti and Hamza concluded after two hours, with the PDK leader departing the government building.
A lengthy meeting took place between Kurti and Hamza, during which the PDK indicated its priority is the approval of the law for the Special Court before discussing the president's election.
Hamza expressed his expectation that the law concerning the Special Court will be approved at all levels and confirmed his intention to meet with Kurti.
Details of the draft law for the Special Court reveal a maximum prison sentence of 15 years, with provisions for pardons by the President of Kosovo.
The government has determined that there are no legal impediments to the initiative for the draft law concerning the Special Court, and the decision has been sent to the Assembly.
The government convened an electronic session to make a decision regarding the draft law for the Special Court.
A 39-year-old individual with a history of 50 criminal offenses will not be deported from the UK, as a British judge cited concerns that the person, identified as Roma, might face ill-treatment in Kosovo.
A protest concluded without incident, with organizers vowing to continue their actions nightly until a specific law is processed.
A police cordon was established at the Ministry of Justice, and protesters reportedly threw pyrotechnic devices.
