Law changes for special court discussed; citizens protest in Kosovo Assembly ↗
Citizens protested in front of the Kosovo Assembly demanding the vote on changes to the Law on the Special Court.
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Citizens protested in front of the Kosovo Assembly demanding the vote on changes to the Law on the Special Court.
A British banker, who reportedly revealed ties between the US Commerce Secretary and Epstein, has been found dead.
Rector Maks Haxhia of 'Luarasi' University encouraged students to create their personalities, not just gain diplomas.
Ina Zhupa stated that students will no longer be mere numbers and declared the upcoming year as one of student revolution.
Portugal, playing without Cristiano Ronaldo, defeated Norway and secured qualification as group leaders; Denmark also won.
Questions are raised regarding the leadership of the Parliament and Prime Minister, marking 128 days of citizen revolt.
More than 20,000 students are attending auditoriums for the new academic year.
The Municipality has cleaned the Lan river and issued warnings to drivers about difficult conditions.
Pedro Sánchez announced that Spain's government will not be formed until September 29, facing massive protests.
A poll suggests that German politicians believe Angela Merkel is more apprehensive about Friedrich Merz.
Thirty-eight percent of Albanian families lack access to heating, which is the highest rate in Europe.
The FBI arrested a 34-year-old man suspected of killing the relative of a president.