Law on Special Chambers on the agenda, Assembly convenes ↗
Front page leadThe Assembly of Kosovo is set to convene to discuss the Law on Special Chambers, with a delay noted in the session's start.
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The Assembly of Kosovo is set to convene to discuss the Law on Special Chambers, with a delay noted in the session's start.
Following a draw against Austria, Kosovo has been placed in the second pot for the Euro 2028 qualifiers, while Albania is in the fourth pot.
A star player from Nottingham Forest expressed dissatisfaction with a recent draw, citing issues with the field, the game's quality, and VAR.
The Legislation Committee has approved the Law on Special Chambers, marking the first step in its legislative process.
Blerina Matraku has issued a public apology after intimate videos featuring her and Adrian Hila were released.
A call for the execution of Rexhep Selimi appeared in Facebook comments, prompting his wife to demand immediate action from the prosecution.
The Prime Minister of Slovenia has used discriminatory language targeting Albanians from Kosovo.
A former German Chancellor has taken up employment in Russia.
Krasniqi criticizes the LVV's position on the Law on Special Chambers, suggesting it amounts to acceptance of the court, which he deems harsh for activists.
Glirim Haziri states that no deputy will leave the Parliament without voting on the law.
Protesters near the Parliament were met with tension and blocked by a truck during a demonstration.
Information related to the Kosovo national football team.
Fisnik Asllani expressed that the feeling would have been different with a win and promised the fans they would give their maximum effort.
The seat of the Minister of Justice has been adorned with the emblem of the UCK (Kosovo Liberation Army).
Gucati reportedly threatened police, stating they would not be broken down, and intends to remain in office until the vote on the Special Law.