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The front page of Kallxo highlights ongoing law enforcement actions in Kosovo, including special police and prosecutor operations in various locations. Major crime stories include a double murder investigation in Gjilan, an alleged sexual assault in Fushë Kosovë, and robbery incidents in Podujevë…
The Kosovo Police's Directorate for Economic Crimes and Corruption, along with the Special Prosecutor's Office, are carrying out operations in several locations across the country.
In a double murder case in Gjilan, the prosecution alleges the defendant killed his son, who is suspected of having drowned his own child.
The Kosovo Police are undergoing changes in their leadership structure, with several personnel movements announced.
The 27-year-old found deceased with an infant in Gjilan had a prior conviction for threatening his ex-girlfriend and was under a restraining order.
The government has approved the draft budget for the year 2027, which is valued at 4.27 billion euros.
Three individuals are suspected in connection with a robbery incident that occurred in Podujevë.
Two men have been arrested in Fushë Kosovë on suspicion of sexually harassing two women.
Three people have been arrested on suspicion of threatening a man in Lipjan.
Edona Podrimja has been appointed as the new Deputy Minister of Health.
A man has been arrested in Drenas on suspicion of threatening police officers.
The United States has launched an attack against Iran just before the midterm elections.
A question is posed regarding whether Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic will eventually face justice.
KEDS has announced scheduled power outages for Tuesday due to network maintenance.
An exhibition in Pristina, the first outside Germany in the 'Anti-Fascism: Now' network, explores the legacy of anti-fascism through decentralized exhibits.
Stevan Dojčinoviq, editor-in-chief of KRIK, reflects on the surprising election results in Serbia and the implications of uncovering corruption and crime.
The article discusses the potential benefits for Kosovo in prosecuting war crimes through the framework of the Ljubljana-Hague Convention.
The European Union is anticipating constructive engagement from the winner of the Serbian elections in the ongoing dialogue with Kosovo.
