Special Prosecutor and police launch coordinated anti-corruption raids
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Kosovo's Special Prosecutor's Office and Police have initiated major operations across multiple locations, including Pristina, targeting economic crimes and corruption. These raids involve cooperation with international authorities, indicating a coordinated effort against illicit activities.
In other government news, the cabinet, led by Prime Minister Albin Kurti, approved the draft budget for 2027, valued at 4.27 billion euros. However, former Prime Minister Avdullah Hoti criticized this approval, stating that it occurred after the legal deadline had passed.
Further details emerged in the Gjilan double murder case, with the prosecution alleging that the defendant killed his son, who was reportedly suspected of drowning his own child. It was also revealed that the 27-year-old victim found deceased with an infant had a prior conviction for threatening his ex-girlfriend and was subject to a restraining order. Separately, the Kosovo Police announced changes within its leadership structure, and two men were arrested in Fushë Kosovë on suspicion of sexually harassing two women.