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Front page leadPolice have reported seven new cases of domestic violence, involving women who were attacked and threatened by their spouses and family members.
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The Gazeta Express front page features several domestic stories focusing on crime and social issues in Kosovo, including a significant number of domestic violence reports and a protest related to a recent death. International news touches on events in Germany and border control incidents involving…
Police have reported seven new cases of domestic violence, involving women who were attacked and threatened by their spouses and family members.
Burglars entered the homes of five brothers in Suhareka and stole gold jewelry and other valuables.
An Albanian citizen and a Kosovar citizen were denied entry at Memmingen Airport.
Today marks the fifth day of protests related to the case of Arlinda Zekaj, with a gathering scheduled to begin at 5:00 PM.
Protests concerning the cost of living in Germany have become violent, resulting in looted shops.
Kosovar political parties are skeptical about any change in Serbia's approach following the victory of the 'Student List' party.
The budget process has experienced delays, with Prime Minister Kurti announcing its approval by the government on Monday, stating it will focus on capital projects.
Regarding Vetëvendosje's electoral performance, MP Haxhiu stated there is no reason to remove Albin Kurti as party chairman, asserting he is the most voted politician in the country.
German authorities are investigating a group suspected of preparing a terrorist attack, which includes a Kosovar national.
Prime Minister Albin Kurti addressed Tirana, urging the construction of a democracy resistant to capitalist pressure and oligarchic influence, while denying his party's involvement in protests.
The European Commission's draft report on Kosovo indicates a lack of progress in fundamental areas, notes political influence in the justice system, and describes progress in the dialogue as insufficient.
Two young men from Vushtrri were apprehended by Albanian police at the Morinë border crossing, as they were sought by Interpol in Germany and are expected to be extradited.
Eight cases of domestic violence, with women as victims, were reported within a 24-hour period.
Gazmend Hoxha detailed police successes in the north, including the Banjska incident and an attack on the Iber-Lepenc Canal, in a letter sent to Prime Minister Kurti.
Following the murder of Arlinda Zekaj, Gazmend Hoxha's resignation letter to Prime Minister Kurti has emerged, stating that responsibility does not cease with individual actions.
The murder of Arlinda Zekaj has prompted the reporting of 155 high-risk cases, raising questions about whether measures will be implemented.
During the third day of protests concerning the Arlinda Zekaj case, tear gas was deployed in front of the Ministry of Exterior, and calls for resignation were made.
Perparim Rama has arrived at the prosecution office.