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The news from Kallxo focuses heavily on domestic Kosovar politics and international relations, particularly concerning Kosovo's EU aspirations. Key stories include parliamentary sessions addressing interpellations and energy issues, Prime Minister Kurti's meetings with French President Macron and…
The Assembly of the Republic of Kosovo convenes today in a plenary session with 10 items on the agenda, including an interpellation with Minister Arben Vitia and a motion concerning electricity.
Prime Minister Albin Kurti was received by French President Emmanuel Macron, where he stressed the importance of France's support for Kosovo to obtain candidate country status for EU membership.
An extraordinary session of the Assembly is being held to discuss the Progress Report.
New details have emerged regarding the seizure of 43 long weapons, with the suspect reportedly attempting to cross the border from Kosovo into Serbia.
Albin Kurti met withenegrosenegal Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs Catherine Colonna in Paris, discussing the normalization of relations with Serbia.
A person has been arrested in Pristina on suspicion of threatening their mother.
A person was arrested in Gračanica for violating a protection order and threatening their ex-wife.
A Turkish citizen was arrested in Pristina on suspicion of misusing bank cards.
Footage shows the moment a Kosovo Security Force soldier was injured during a live fire exercise.
Prime Minister Albin Kurti is traveling to Ireland to participate in the 9th Summit of the European Political Community.
KEDS has announced areas where electricity will be interrupted on Thursday due to network maintenance.
Kosovo Customs provided details on the seizure of 43 long weapons found in a vehicle, noting the use of scanners donated by the USA.
Citizens are complaining about the poor condition of the 'Holger Pedersen' street in Pristina, describing it as a long-standing issue.
With former president Hashim Thaçi and former PDK leader Kadri Veseli convicted in the first instance in The Hague, analysts believe the PDK needs to review its structures.
The 2027 budget allocates only 3 euros for new investments for every 10 euros of capital investments from the Ministry of Infrastructure.
