Eight cases of domestic violence reported in 24 hours, women victims ↗
Front page leadEight incidents of domestic violence, with women as victims, were reported within a 24-hour period.
Kosovo
The front page of Gazeta Express prominently features news on domestic issues in Kosovo, with a strong focus on the protests and political fallout surrounding the case of Arlinda Zekaj. Other domestic stories include reports on domestic violence, power outages, and economic concerns like…
Eight incidents of domestic violence, with women as victims, were reported within a 24-hour period.
Protests demanding justice for Arlinda Zekaj are ongoing in Pristina, with demonstrators urging people to join them.
Scheduled network maintenance will result in power outages in specific locations today.
With inflation reaching 7.8% in September, economists are calling for immediate action to support citizens and businesses.
The United States has authorized the sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Ukraine.
A cultural event or performance featuring Zoja Nushi is described as impactful.
Details emerge about the Banjska incident and the Ibër-Lepenc Channel, with Hoxha reporting on police achievements in the north.
Gazmend Hoxha's resignation letter to Prime Minister Kurti, following the murder of Arlinda Zekaj, has been published, stating responsibility extends beyond individual actions.
The murder of Arlinda Zekaj has led to the reporting of 155 high-risk cases, raising questions about potential future measures.
Protesters demanding justice for Arlinda Zekaj have reached the Ministry of Culture on the third day of demonstrations, using tear gas and calling for resignations.
Perparim Rama has appeared at the Special Prosecutor's Office and is expected to be interviewed as a suspect in the 'Architect of the Capital' project.
Ministers Svecla and Gërvalla have rejected calls for their resignation, stating that their stepping down would not contribute to women's empowerment and asking to be allowed to continue their work.
Minister Gërvalla stated that the prosecution was consistently aware of the threats and violence directed at Arlinda Zekaj.
Protesters against Arlinda Zekaj's murder are demonstrating for the third day, approaching government buildings with chants of 'Come out'.
Demonstrations seeking justice for Arlinda Zekaj are taking place today in Peja, in addition to other locations.
A protest is anticipated to coincide with a press conference being held by Ministers Gërvalla and Svecla.
Regarding the return of the law for the Specialist Chambers, Limaj questions the rationale for Cali serving his sentence there and expresses concern that Kosovo will not be taken seriously.
Limaj states that people feel misled by the chosen path regarding the withdrawal of the law for the Special Court, calling it the worst possible option.
Ministers Gërvalla and Svecla will hold a press conference tomorrow to discuss reports they prepared for Prime Minister Kurti concerning the case of Arlinda Zekaj.