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The front page of Kallxo.com features several domestic stories focusing on legal proceedings, law enforcement actions, and social issues within Kosovo. International cooperation in law enforcement, a tender scandal, and a report on medicine shortages are prominent. There are also stories on…
In cooperation with Swedish authorities, the Special Prosecution of Kosovo has managed to confiscate assets acquired through the criminal offenses of drug trafficking and money laundering.
The son-in-law of the head of procurement in the Kosovo Police was announced the winner of a 1.2 million euro tender for buses, but the procedure was canceled after two years.
Kallxo.com's investigation reveals that two witnesses testified in the trial of Faruk Mujka and Hysen Muzliukaj.
The Court of Appeals overturned the decision of Judge Vesel Ismajli, and Burim Krasniqi was sent to pre-trial detention.
There is a shortage of medicine for the treatment of brain cancer at the Oncology clinic.
A case of domestic violence occurred in Kamenica.
Kosovo Customs discovered over 1,000 pairs of shoes and approximately 3,000 undeclared clothing items at the Vermica border crossing.
180 drivers were fined in October for using their mobile phones while driving in the Ferizaj region.
A man was arrested in Kline on suspicion of domestic violence.
Forecast for the weather in Kosovo on Friday.
Two people were arrested in Prizren, and non-banderolled medicines valued at approximately 10,000 euros were confiscated.
In Prizren, the retrial of a defendant accused of robbery and other offenses began, with the defendant refusing to enter a plea.
Regarding the case of the murder of a father and infant in Gjilan, Gashi stated that institutions are refusing to provide data on the incident.
Fahri Krasniqi from Grashtica, Pristina, did not let physical difficulties stop his passion for creativity, overcoming challenges with inventions.
A scientific conference at IAP discussed the military clash between the Austrian (Habsburg) and Ottoman Empires in Kosovo during 1689-1690 and its severe consequences for the local Albanian population.
The government is planning to allocate 15 million euros for the purchase of embassies.
