Murder of Arlinda Zekaj - protesters set up tent in front of Government ↗
Front page leadProtesters, with slogans demanding justice for murdered women, have set up a tent in front of the government building to protest the murder of Arlinda Zekaj.
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The news from Kallxo.com focuses on domestic issues in Kosovo, particularly concerning protests related to the murder of Arlinda Zekaj, the resignation of the Kosovo Police Director Gazmend Hoxha, and an investigation into a half-Olympic swimming pool in Podujevo. International news includes the…
Protesters, with slogans demanding justice for murdered women, have set up a tent in front of the government building to protest the murder of Arlinda Zekaj.
The inspectorate has stopped construction work on a half-Olympic swimming pool in Podujevo, one day after KALLXO.com published an investigation into the project.
Gazmend Hoxha, the Director of the Kosovo Police, has submitted his resignation.
Përparim Rama, referred to as the 'Architect of the Capital', has arrived at the Special Prosecutor's Office for an interview.
Despite calls from protesters, Ministers Sveçla and Gërvalla believe that their resignation would not contribute to achieving justice for Arlinda Zekaj.
A German citizen, who was sought by INTERPOL with an international arrest warrant, has been arrested in Pristina.
A suspect who threatened a police officer in Graçanicë was found to have two active arrest warrants.
Four incidents of domestic violence against women have been reported in Pristina.
A report on the weather conditions across Kosovo for the current day.
It is reported that Serbia is currently reviewing the decision that led to the release of Radoiçiqi.
This article discusses the murder of Arlinda Zekaj and the ongoing debate surrounding institutional resignations in response to the incident.
Experts argue that a 'blacklist' targeting protesters violates the Constitution and is intended to suppress dissent.
The Kosovo Police have apprehended an individual who was wanted by INTERPOL.
An investigation into the murder of Monika Silva-Koniuszek in Ecuador reveals a network of companies linked to criminal organizations and missing documents.
The international music festival 'ReMusica' has launched its 25th edition with a performance featuring a musical journey from Europe to Latin America.
This article analyzes whether Serbia's Student List represents a continuation or a departure from President Vučić's policy regarding Kosovo.