Trial for 107 civilian deaths in Gjakovë to begin against Milan Radoičić ↗
Front page leadThe trial in absentia against Milan Radoičić and 19 others for the murder of 107 civilians in Gjakovë is scheduled to begin on December 21st.
Kosovo
The front page of Gazeta Express from Kosovo features several prominent stories, with a strong focus on domestic legal and political issues. A key story details the upcoming trial of Milan Radoičić and 19 others for alleged war crimes in Gjakovë. Other significant domestic news includes protests…
The trial in absentia against Milan Radoičić and 19 others for the murder of 107 civilians in Gjakovë is scheduled to begin on December 21st.
The Assembly of Kosovo is holding a session to discuss the budget for 2026 and the establishment of a Bureau for Property Confiscation.
Miftaraj states that state mechanisms abstained from providing help, leading to the failure in the case of Arlinda Zekaj.
Arben Gashi stated that Lumir Abdixhiku lacks the power to expel half of the party and has reached a point where he is not competitive or a winner.
Albert Sylaj has been ordered to remain in detention for one month.
Protests continue in front of the Kosovo Judicial Council, with red smoke deployed and slogans written about the justice system's failure.
Protestors attacked the Kosovo Police building in Pristina with red paint and black smoke bombs.
Following an action at the Ministry of Justice, protestors have begun moving towards the Kosovo Prosecutorial Council (KPK).
Ramps at the Ministry of Justice entrance were broken, and protestors entered the courtyard demanding the resignation of Minister Gërvalla.
A protest has started in "Zahir Pajaziti" square concerning the murder of Arlinda Zekaj, with the slogan 'Women, revolt!'.
The EU is being cautious about immediately burdening Serbia's election winners with the Kosovo dialogue, applying different standards to Kosovo.
Bujar Janjiq hopes the new Serbian government will not continue Vučić's policy towards Kosovo and that the 'Serb List' will change its approach.
Albin Kurti celebrated what he called a 'historic achievement' in the Serbian elections, noting that Albanians achieved their second-best result ever.
Netanyahu's party has accused Arab parties of election manipulation and is calling for an investigation.
Albania's national budget is more than twice the size of Kosovo's, and the difference in GDP is also widening.
A minor in Peja has reported being sexually assaulted; the suspect has been arrested and detained for 48 hours.
'A victim begging the state,' Lushaku demands resignations from Prime Minister Kurti regarding the Arlinda case.
The police commander told Arlinda Zekaj, 'I have no obligation to deal with you' and 'I will no longer accept you'.
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