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The news from Kallxo focuses heavily on domestic issues, particularly the ongoing investigation and public discussion surrounding the murder of Arlinda Zekaj. The site also covers other domestic crime news, political events within Kosovo, and regional analysis, while briefly touching upon…
Arlinda Zekaj, allegedly murdered by her brother-in-law in Vitomiricë, Pejë on October 25, 2026, had reported domestic violence to the police hours before her death.
The court case against Arlinda Zekaj's ex-husband includes threats of violence, with him stating he would drown her and drag her, implying even the army could not intervene.
The Kosovo Assembly convened an extraordinary session to discuss the murder of Arlinda Zekaj and other incidents of violence against women.
The article investigates the reasons behind the court's delay in issuing a protective order for Arlinda Zekaj, a critical step that was not taken for over a month.
A lawyer provides details about the case of Arlinda Zekaj, recounting events from her struggle over her son to the night she was murdered.
The European Union has issued a warning that Europe needs to prepare for a future world that is three degrees Celsius warmer.
A ceasefire, reportedly announced by Melania Trump, has commenced in an occupied city in Ukraine.
Benjamin Netanyahu's political future is uncertain as Israeli citizens head to the polls for an election.
A forecast for the weather conditions expected in Kosovo on Tuesday.
Law enforcement officers discovered suspected narcotic substances inside a vehicle bearing foreign license plates in the town of Shtime.
Authorities in Pristina have apprehended an individual who had previously received a two-year prison sentence for involvement in drug trafficking.
Albulena Haxhiu, the Speaker of the Assembly, is scheduled to undertake an official visit to North Macedonia on the following day.
A human trafficking trial in Mitrovica could not proceed as the accused individual failed to appear in court.
An analysis suggests that regional autocrats should draw lessons from the demonstrated weaknesses of systems reliant on controlled media, submissive courts, and delegated violence.
A scandal involving secretly filmed and shared intimate videos of women reflects the persistence of patriarchal attitudes in Albania.
