Çitaku: Kosovo's history does not start in the halls of The Hague ↗
Front page leadVlora Çitaku states that Kosovo's history does not begin in the halls of The Hague, implying a historical narrative independent of international judicial processes.
Kosovo
The front page of Koha Ditore focuses heavily on domestic Kosovar affairs, including politics, economy, and culture. Top stories discuss the history of Kosovo, its EU integration process, dialogue with the government on legal changes, and the prosecutor's meeting with activists. There are also…
Vlora Çitaku states that Kosovo's history does not begin in the halls of The Hague, implying a historical narrative independent of international judicial processes.
Prime Minister Kurti assesses Kosovo's progress in the EU membership process, indicating a lack of advancement.
The story discusses ongoing dialogue between Kosovo and its government concerning amendments to special laws.
This economic report indicates that the construction of dams is not a prioritized item in the projected budget for 2027.
The Chief Prosecutor convened a meeting with activists following protests related to Zekaj.
The Assembly of Kosovo is holding a session to review and discuss three proposed legislative drafts.
This cultural piece explores Kosovo's situation in 1690, describing it as abandoned and subjected to Serbian propaganda.
An advertisement promotes panoramic tours of Barcelona, combining luxury and sport.
A daily cartoon is presented, focusing on a 'Progress Report'.