Harsh reactions after Arlinda Zekaj's murder: Who will be held accountable? ↗
Front page leadFollowing the murder of Arlinda Zekaj, there are strong reactions and demands for accountability in Kosovo.
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The news from Telegrafi focuses heavily on regional politics, particularly concerning Serbia and its relationship with Kosovo, alongside significant domestic crime news within Kosovo and economic developments affecting Europe and the diaspora. There's also a human interest story about the oldest…
Following the murder of Arlinda Zekaj, there are strong reactions and demands for accountability in Kosovo.
The Albanian Coalition in Serbia has achieved a historic success by securing two parliamentary mandates and is seeking a third, indicating increased political representation for Albanians in the region.
Drivers are crossing borders to find cheaper fuel, with specific examples of Swiss citizens traveling to Italy and Germans to Switzerland for refueling.
Lushaku Sadriu states that the government is disconnected from the economy and that a 100 euro aid package is insufficient to address economic issues.
A foundation in Switzerland is urging pensioners to donate their 13th month's salary to support individuals and families facing financial hardship.
Following 13 days of protests in Albania, Prime Minister Rama has extended another invitation to students for dialogue to address their concerns.
The weather forecast for Kosovo over the next five days indicates a combination of fog, rain, and snow.
Russian media outlets have responded to the political changes and the perceived 'fall' of Aleksandar Vučić's regime in Serbia.
Following election results where a student-backed list defeated Vučić's party, there is speculation about whether Serbia's political stance on Kosovo will shift.
This article covers the aftermath of Aleksandar Vučić's electoral defeat in Serbia, detailing subsequent reactions and political developments.
BBC Global Women has featured an interview with Qamile Marra, an Albanian woman who is reportedly the oldest person in the world.
An Albanian photographer based in Switzerland shares his experiences of facing discrimination, stating he had to work harder to prove himself due to his surname and name.
The average cost for one hour of work in Germany is reported to be 45 euros.
The Hagan family from America shares their positive experiences in Kosovo, expressing admiration for the local hospitality, food, music, and people.
Shasime Osmani, an Albanian woman serving as a deputy in the Parliament of the Canton of Bern, has acquired Kosovar citizenship.