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Front page leadMinister Gërvalla stated that the murder of Arlinda Zekaj could have been prevented and that institutions were aware of the threat to her life.
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The news from Telegrafi, a Kosovo-based website, focuses on domestic issues including a statement from Minister Gërvalla regarding the murder of Arlinda Zekaj, and protests demanding justice and institutional accountability for her death. International news includes developments in Israeli…
Minister Gërvalla stated that the murder of Arlinda Zekaj could have been prevented and that institutions were aware of the threat to her life.
The Minister of Internal Affairs, Sveçla, has provided details on the measures being implemented following the findings in the case of Arlinda Zekaj.
Minister Gërvalla reiterated that Arlinda Zekaj's murder was likely preventable.
Jetmira Avdili, an Albanian who served in the Swiss army, has reportedly assisted approximately 20 families in Kosovo.
Approximately 19,000 individuals residing in the canton of Bern are set to receive subsidies for health insurance.
Protesters assembled in front of the government building to demand justice and institutional accountability regarding the murder of Arlinda Zekaj.
A Swiss media interview featured Kosovo, with a politician stating that no Serbian government has engaged in discussions regarding Kosovo's independence.
Israel has concluded its vote counting, with Benjamin Netanyahu's political bloc securing 53 seats.
Benjamin Netanyahu has cast doubt on the legitimacy of the elections, prompting a reaction from the Israeli opposition leader.
An analysis explores the potential impact of the recent Israeli election results on the ongoing conflict with Iran.
A flight from Pristina to Basel experienced moments of panic when a passenger broke a window, necessitating medical assistance.
A village in Bulgaria, predominantly Albanian and which has maintained its language for centuries, now has a population of only 34 residents.
Jennifer Lopez was observed at a New York cafe owned by an Albanian named Adrian Kamberi, who described the encounter as respectful and simple.
Switzerland, in conjunction with Germany, has allocated 2.1 million euros to support vocational education in Kosovo, benefiting more than 700 students.
A barber from Kosovo, known for cutting footballer Lamine Yamal's hair, is now competing for the world championship title in hairdressing.