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The front page of Kallxo features domestic news related to Kosovo's parliament discussing a minister's interpellation, a report on unemployed mothers facing job loss, and an investigative committee meeting. International news includes the UK Prime Minister congratulating Kosovo's PM, and a report…
The Presidency of the Assembly of Kosovo will convene today at 11:00 AM to review, among other things, the proposed agenda for a session concerning the interpellation of Minister Vitia regarding the death of a cancer patient.
Three women recount being fired from their jobs after asserting their labor rights, highlighting issues faced by unemployed mothers.
The investigative committee looking into the murder of Arlinda Zekaj will meet on Monday to prepare a list of documents to be requested from institutions.
Ardita Sinani has declared victory for the PVD-Alliance coalition in the elections for the Albanian National Council.
The British Prime Minister has congratulated Albin Kurti, reaffirming strong support for Kosovo's sovereignty.
Saudi Arabian authorities have stated that the danger has subsided following an alert in Riyadh.
An analysis discusses potential changes for Kosovo resulting from a new American security plan for Europe.
Law enforcement officials have reported that the individual suspected of carrying out an attack in Krakow has died in the hospital.
An individual has been fined 500 euros for burning waste in the village of Mirosalë, located in Ferizaj.
KEDS has issued a notification regarding planned power outages in specific locations on Monday due to network maintenance.
Police have provided clarifications regarding an accident on the 'Ibrahim Rugova' highway, stating it was not a self-inflicted incident.
Xhevat Prekazi, a former professional footballer, has passed away.
While five families in the village of Vogovë, Gjakova, are without paved roads, a significant development has occurred in the same village concerning the paving for a project manager's fields.
The cycle of 11 traditional men's dances from Opoja is presented as a unique aspect of Albanian choreographic heritage that preserves regional history and identity.
The capital city of Kosovo is facing a sanitary crisis characterized by accumulating garbage and wastewater.
