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The front page of Kallxo.com focuses on Kosovo's progress report from the EU, highlighting limited advancements and persistent challenges in politics and the rule of law. Other prominent stories include a criminal investigation into arms dealing in Gjakova, a protest related to a murder case, a…
The European Commission's 2026 Progress Report for Kosovo indicates limited progress in several areas, with political stagnation and the rule of law continuing to be significant challenges for the country.
An individual named Schuebel has stated that Kosovo needs to intensify its reform efforts.
In Gjakova, a scheme involving the theft and sale of weapons has been uncovered, and the prosecution is seeking pre-trial detention for the arrested suspect.
Following the murder of Arlinda Zekaj, protesters are urging citizens to participate in an upcoming demonstration.
Drugs originating from Iran have been exposed at the Special Prosecution as part of an operation codenamed 'Rikthimi'.
Following the midterm election results, members of the Republican party are calling on Donald Trump to alter their political strategy.
The Kosovo Assembly is scheduled to convene today, with the Auditor General's report on the 2025 budget being among the items on the agenda.
A 13-year-old boy who was reported missing in Ferizaj has been located.
The Border Police's Investigations Unit has received a donation of technological equipment from the British Embassy.
The 2026 Progress Report on personal data protection in Kosovo indicates that the work of the Information and Privacy Agency (AIP) has been positively evaluated.
Weapons have been seized in Skivjan, Gjakova, based on suspicion of involvement in recent shooting incidents.
In Pristina, large piles of garbage on sidewalks are obstructing pedestrian crossings.
Due to network maintenance, KEDS has announced the locations where electricity outages are scheduled for Thursday.
A scientific roundtable was held at the Institute of Albanian Studies (IAP) to discuss the Habsburg-Ottoman conflict in Kosovo during 1689-1690 and its severe consequences for the local Albanian population.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora's draft budget for 2027 includes plans for 15 million euros to be allocated for the purchase of embassies.
An analysis examines the state of diplomacy following an institutional crisis, detailing leadership of missions and the number of ambassadors whose terms have expired.
