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The top news on Kallxo.com focuses on domestic crime and political developments in Kosovo, with a significant story about the arrest of a suspect in the murder of Arlinda Zekaj. International news includes an update on former Brazilian President Bolsonaro's entry into the US and a terrorist attack…
Prime Minister Albin Kurti stated that murders are more severe when the institutional chain fails, following the arrest of Albert Sylaj, a suspect in the murder of Arlinda Zekaj.
Albert Sylaj has been arrested as a suspect in the murder of Arlinda Zekaj.
During the trial for espionage involving Bedri Shabani and Muharrem Qerimi, a witness stated that they had met one of the defendants multiple times.
An analysis examines whether the Serbian Student List represents a continuation or a change in approach to the issue of Kosovo, compared to Aleksandar Vučić's policies.
Prior to the murder of Arlinda Zekaj, her ex-husband is suspected of having threatened her and thrown her belongings into the yard.
Authorities in Skenderaj have arrested an individual after a suspected narcotic substance was discovered.
According to CNN, former US President Donald Trump authorized the entry of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro into the United States following his election defeat.
Prime Minister Kurti remarked that a quarter century after the political downfall of Slobodan Milošević and Vojislav Šešelj, their political successors have also been defeated.
The individual who attacked a gendarme outside the Israeli Embassy in Belgrade has been killed, with Serbian Foreign Minister Ivica Dačić labeling the incident a terrorist attack.
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The 'ReMusica' festival celebrates its 25th edition with a musical program spanning Europe and Latin America.
KEDS has announced scheduled power outages for Wednesday due to network maintenance.
Two individuals in Prizren have been ordered into one month of detention on suspicion of cultivating approximately half a ton of marijuana.
This analysis explores the lessons that other regional autocrats should draw from Aleksandar Vučić's political setbacks.
A scandal involving intimate videos of women, filmed secretly and shared without consent, reflects the persistent patriarchal attitudes in Albania.
