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Special Prosecution and Swedish authorities seize criminal assets

The Special Prosecution of Kosovo, in collaboration with Swedish authorities, has successfully confiscated assets suspected of being acquired through drug trafficking and money laundering. This marks a new development in the country's efforts against organized crime, with international cooperation yielding concrete results.

Domestically, new allegations have emerged concerning a canceled 1.2 million euro bus tender involving a relative of a Kosovo Police procurement chief. Meanwhile, the Alliance has raised concerns about the stability of the current government, and Musmurati has accused Murati of signing a 74 million credit agreement for Pristina.

Other pressing issues include a reported shortage of medicine for brain cancer treatment at the Oncology clinic and school boycotts in Prishtinë due to a lack of attendance. In judicial news, an Appeals Court overturned a decision by Judge Vesel Ismajli, leading to Burim Krasniqi's pre-trial detention, and institutions are reportedly refusing to provide data on the Gjilan father and infant murder case.

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Alliance questions government stability

The Alliance has raised concerns regarding the stability of the current government. Separately, Musmurati has accused Murati of signing a credit agreement worth 74 million for Pristina.

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