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A woman, Arlinda Zekaj, who was allegedly murdered by her brother-in-law in Vitomiricë, Peja, reportedly submitted a letter three days prior to her death, expressing a premonition and urging the prosecution and institutions to be held accountable only after lives are lost.
The individual suspected of murdering Arlinda Zekaj in Peja remains at large.
Aleksandar Vučić has acknowledged defeat in the elections held in Serbia.
The Peja Prosecution stated that the letter from the murdered woman has been forwarded to the relevant authorities for urgent attention.
A report highlights dangerous constructions undertaken by the state.
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has won the presidential election in Brazil, defeating Jair Bolsonaro.
An analysis questions the future of Aleksandar Vučić's leadership following election results.
Ivica Dačić's Socialist Party of Serbia did not meet the minimum percentage of votes to enter parliament.
Vlora Çitaku has reacted to the murder of a woman in Peja, questioning who is accountable for the incident.
A forecast for the weather in Kosovo on Monday.
Leaders of the European Union have congratulated the 'Student List' for their electoral victory in Serbia.
The Ombudsperson has initiated an ex officio investigation into the lack of a dedicated shelter for LGBTQ+ individuals in Kosovo.
A report touches upon a parent attacking their child with an axe, a group assaulting an LGBTQ+ individual, and a woman leaving her job, suggesting that declaring sexual orientation might assist in legal matters.
An analysis discusses whether the Kosovo Assembly can fulfill a law that was returned by the president, referencing a 2012 court ruling.
The Ministry of Culture has released preliminary results for art and culture projects for the year 2026 but faces criticism for delays and inadequate evaluation processes.
The law concerning the Special Court has been sent back to the Assembly for further procedures, raising questions about the next steps.
A story featuring love letters exchanged between Xheva and Fehmi Lladrovci, who were fighters in the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA).