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The news from Kosovo today covers parliamentary proceedings on appeals, national security, and corruption, a presidential review of a law concerning the Special Court, and various domestic crime and justice updates. There are also stories on cultural events, weather, and an incident involving…
The Assembly of Kosovo held a regular session where a commission was formed to select candidates for the Board. The session addressed appeals in The Hague, national security, and corruption.
The President has sent back the Law on amendments and supplements to the Law on the Special Court to the Assembly for reconsideration.
Edi Rama has invited protesters to dialogue, stating Albania will bring the flags of Ismail Qemali and Skanderbeg to a dreamed-of summit.
The exhibition 'A Bird with Stone Wings' has opened at the 'Reporting House' Museum in Pristina.
Today's weather will be sunny with clouds, and rain is expected in some areas.
Police have launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death of a person at the University Clinical Center of Kosovo (QKUK).
An incident of attempted murder has been reported in Deçan.
A person was arrested in Peja on charges of extortion, and weapons and ammunition were seized.
Justina Shiroka Pula has started her first official visit abroad as President.
A person has been arrested in Podujevë on suspicion of possessing narcotics.
Valon Hajdini has been appointed as the supervisory judge for the Mitrovica Court branch in Skenderaj.
Judge Florid Hasku has been appointed as the Deputy President of the Basic Court in Gjakova.
KEDS has announced planned power outages for Friday due to network maintenance in specific areas.
Letters exchanged between Fehmi and Xhevë Lladrovci in the 1980s, while Fehmi was a political prisoner, are now part of an exhibition.
Following the verdict of the Specialized Chambers in The Hague against four former KLA leaders, Kosovo faces the need to strengthen public diplomacy against perceived risks.
An intimate video scandal is seen as a reflection of a still patriarchal Albanian society.
A report discusses a claim concerning a long-standing unresolved issue or illness.
