Seven domestic violence cases reported in Kosovo within 24 hours ↗
Front page leadSeven cases of domestic violence were reported to the Kosovo Police within the last 24 hours, with incidents occurring in Pristina, Podujevë, Viti, Pejë, and Deçan.
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The front page of Kallxo features a prominent report on seven domestic violence cases within 24 hours in Kosovo, alongside news about a Serbian investigative journalist's reflections on surprise elections in Serbia, and an interview with an independent MP from Albania. Other stories cover a…
Seven cases of domestic violence were reported to the Kosovo Police within the last 24 hours, with incidents occurring in Pristina, Podujevë, Viti, Pejë, and Deçan.
Marjana Koceku, an independent Member of Parliament in Albania, gave an interview to 'KALLXO Përnime'.
A judge named Ismaili set bail for the highly sought-after Krasniqi just 10 days before his retirement.
The Inspectorate of Police of Kosovo (IPK) had previously warned in January about the police's deficiencies in handling domestic violence cases.
The fourth day of protests against femicide, related to the murder of Arlinda Zekaj, is underway.
Marco Rubio expresses doubt about achieving a negotiated peace in Ukraine and supports maintaining contact with Russia.
During police operations in Pristina, two individuals were apprehended possessing weapons and ammunition.
A protest against the government is planned to take place in Pristina this Sunday, starting at 12:00 PM.
The month of November has started in Kosovo with overcast skies and rainfall.
KEDS has announced a schedule for power outages on Sunday due to ongoing network maintenance work.
A survey by the Agency of Statistics of Kosovo (ASK) reveals that while most people are online, only half utilize artificial intelligence.
The cryptocurrency company Binance has covered 90% of its losses following a cyberattack that cost $6.3 billion.
The mining company Trepça is offering lead and zinc concentrates for sale.
Stevan Dojčinović, editor-in-chief of KRIK, an organization known for exposing corruption and crime in the Serbian state, reflects on the surprising election results in Serbia.
Ratifying the Ljubljana-Hague Convention could provide Kosovo with a common legal basis for cooperation in prosecuting war crimes.
The European Union is anticipating constructive engagement from the winner of the Serbian elections in the ongoing dialogue with Kosovo.
The murder of a Polish activist in Ecuador is linked to missing files and the Albanian mafia.